Down by the beach I frequent there's a medieval fortress. It's got elements from the Franks (French), venetians, and Ottoman Turks. Old women in bikinis are optional. I told her my name was Jeff Terry.
This is an Arabic inscription dating to the Ottoman days. It's cool and wierd to see Arabic inscriptions on a building built by Crusaders in a pious Greek-Orthodox town. 
This was one of the better traffic jams I've seen, and that's coming from a guy born in L.A. There was honking and yelling, and mopeds zipping all over the place. Totally awesome.
This is what I do when I get a few spare minutes. I'm glad to hear, Noah, that you found your DS. We'll have to play something when I get back.
Farewell.
5 comments:
Hi David- thanks for writing back to Noah-it really meant alot to him- he's been having me check the blog to see if you responded. Got the postcard today- how sweet of you (you lil' sweetie pie, you) seriously, we love post cards and Dan will be please to hear about your enthusiam for architecture-he left today for your place- he was looking forward to helping you guys with your "to do" list of house stuff. Praying for you every day- love, motheresh por la familia
Hey #1 Son! Love the picture on the beach, Jeff will be proud! You must be getting ready to leave,so sad. Will you still write in Israel? Made reservations for you guys the other day. We are excited to see you. Be sure to bring all your pictures. Love you, Mom
hey david terry, nice to see you are having fun with old ladies. i figured since you told them my name, you probably had a busy night. seeya
I told her your name and gave her your number--so it looks like you'll be having the busy night when Brunhilde shows up at your door next month.
All kidding aside...
NOOB!
Well written article.
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