I was supposed to link up with the Harley guys. “It’s easy,” Eitan said, a week ago when I picked up his big, black hog. Had he known I was going to use it to chase medics around through Tel Aviv and Jerusalem traffic, he might not have been sanguine about dropping the key … [more]
Kosher?
16-April-2010 by Leave a Comment
I went to get a coffee at the lobby bar, and asked the bartender — who was efficient, courteous and courtly — about buying a container of spreadable chocolate for the kids. Turns out there’s a grocery store close by. He gave me walking directions, then quietly warned me not to eat it in the … [more]
No time for words.
16-April-2010 by Leave a Comment
SPU – Jerusalem
13-April-2010 by 1 Comment
Filtering Jerusalem traffic, two-up on a long-wheelbase hog, in the sun at paddling speeds, is exhausting. We rode into the square where the Western Wall is. You don’t DO that, but we did. Special Police Unit were our escorts. The SPU aren’t exactly “cops” in the traditional sense. Ask them whether they are more “cop” … [more]
Tel-Aviv
12-April-2010 by 2 Comments
We busted through traffic like gun-mounted Strykers, siren wailing and blipping like a mad, mad metronome, then snaked down a brick pathway to the segregated orthodox beach (it’s Man Night today) where a boy had nearly drowned in the unusually high surf, which we could see pounding the breakwater and busting higher into the air … [more]
Goyim along, singin’ a song…
9-April-2010 by Leave a Comment
All my bags are packed, I’m ready to . . . resign myself to doing without the things I forgot, most likely. So that’s it? One-point-five blog entries and he hangs it up? If only. No, I’m committed to this sorta-two-way communication with you, Faire Reader, but I’ll be out of town for a few … [more]
Right at the light
1-April-2010 by 3 Comments
My web maven tells me this site has gone live. Apparently the implication is that if I don’t glue something up here post haste, I’ll become, de facto, de jure and ex officio a “dead link.” That is absolutely not what I pay her for, so as usual she defaults to taking charge of this … [more]
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