Month: August 2010

After spending so many years in Asia, it’s a little weird to be traveling and realize you’re just an average Joe. Unlike Asia where being

It didn’t dawn on me at first because perhaps it is the natural state of man. It didn’t seem missing since I never need it.

When traveling, you never know at what moment a new friend walks into your life. And literally, the moment is usually an odd one. With

A small ribbon cut across the dry hillside. At first, it wasn’t completely clear what it was until I caught the distant outline of a

What’s the difference between a soft and a hard life? A lot of it seems to be where you’re born. The contrast between Israel and

Twenty eight hours of transportation started off with a fight in the middle of a small street in Ramat Gan, Israel. As we walked out

Much like our ancestors, we packed everything we had very quickly in order to leave in the middle of the night with everything we own

“Amazing” is all you can say after walking through Yad V’Shem. It’s more of an experience than a museum as the audio and visual presentations

People kiss relics, drop to their knees, tuck their prayers into crevices, cry to the heavens above at the sites in front of them, and