Well, I couldn't hold off for ALL of finals. I have to let you all know what I've been up to. So, what have I been up to? Well, a lot of this. . .
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Yes, I wrote all of that. These are some of the interconnected pathways we had to know for biochemistry. I passed! |
And a lot of this. . .
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This is me, freaking out. |
That is, studying in the library and mild head explosions. Don't worry, I usually find all of the pieces afterwards.
Only two more exams to go! I've passed them all so far (thank God), although I'm not so sure about this one I took yesterday. It might not have been so hot.
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I took a study break last weekend to go on my bi-weekly trip to Um Batin to teach English to Bedouin girls. This last weekend, though, we took them on a field trip to a nice park near Kiryat Gat.
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After we played a few games, we ate lunch! |
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Here are some of the beautiful ladies. I think there were a total of around 30 of us. |
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Then we started picture time! This is Sibell :) |
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Meet Safa :) |
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and Aslaam :) |
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And Aslaam (again, lol, a common name, I guess) |
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And Nahalah |
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"Come with me if you like to eat," she told me, as she let me down to the carob tree. It took awhile for me to interpret "caroob." I thought the taste was so familiar, but I just couldn't place it. |
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They're doing the John Cena thing. |
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I've got lots of "caroob!" |
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Picture time again! |
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Aslaam is such a sweetheart :) |
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She's about to stick it in my face. She's so funny! |
These beautiful girls are so eager to learn, and they're incredibly sweet. I learn a lot from them, too, and I really love hanging out with them. I can't wait to go back and see them. I'll miss them over break, but I'll be back in January :D
Well, it's like 2:30am. I don't know what's wrong with me. I need to get to SLEEP!
Lyla tov!
Is carob that plant they try to pass off as chocolate, but which never quite makes it? Anyway, they do look very sweet. What a wonderful, interesting, engaging, stretching, blessed life you are leading!!
ReplyDeleteYep! That's the one. I remember eating carob chips as a kid. You're right, though, it never quite made it. I didn't like the chips, but it was nice to chew on the raw stuff :)
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