Month: November 2016

We are at Koh Phangan for almost two weeks. We rent a house together with a car and a motorbike in a combined deal from a family that went on a vacation from their vacation. This allows us to roam the island looking for a house and checking out the beaches. Here is one for example:

To answer readers’ question: yes, it is as good as it seems. Clearly, not everything is glorious, there are moments of gloom, but generally speaking it is very pleasant and calm here. And it is not just the magnificent scenery that makes up this ease atmosphere, it is essentially easier here. Why exactly, is not that simple to explain, but I am here to try. Continue reading “Thailand is More Convenient”

Verbal meaning: Transfer – you start at one point and end at another. Day – from sunrise to sunset.

But what does it actually mean? It means hanging lots of notes with new insights on our virtual refrigerator, so that we can remain in proximity to the verbal meaning next time.

Continue reading “Transfer Day”

Landing page.

Let’s start with the takeoff. We arrived at the airport at 9:30 AM. Eyal already checked us in in advance, so we had our seats reserved. The terminal was relatively empty and we progressed nicely from the counter to passport checks and handbags security scans. After spending some time in the airport’s tiny playground, we boarded (needless to say – after hearing the “last call for flight number 507”).

Continue reading “Bangkok, Thailand- Home (Sour) Sweet Home”

October arrived. At first it looked like any other holiday season – sea, desert and then some more sea.

But then the race began. As it turns out – there is not enough time. The bureaucracy involved in breaking up from Israel for a long time is overwhelming. As October progressed, it turned into a race against time. Continue reading “Oktoberfest”