Israel Pictures: Masada
If you did not notice already, I do most of my blog writing at my new blog. But Weebly is not really great for posting pictures, so I thought I would do a picture post here on this blog. Here are several pictures from my most recent adventures to Masada with my husband and our Historical Geography class. It was so refreshing to get out of the city and be in nature even though it was very desert like, dusty, and hot. Enjoy the photos and if you wish to read about more of my adventures in Israel, random thoughts, Poems, journalings, etc, go to my other blog here . However, if you don't care for reading, but do enjoy all the pictures, I may continue to post pictures here from time to time. The Sunset was so beautiful over the city. One of the Roman camps surrounding Masada. There wasn't a chance of Winnie the Pooh missing out on our most recent adventures at Masada, so here you find him basking in the sun among all the ancient ruins. The...
I love your Greek page!
ReplyDeleteMe too! So creative!
DeleteWell, thanks, you two! :) If you can't understand it, you mine as well be creative with it. :P
DeleteNice! Wow, the Greek sounds interesting! Coffee, not so much (yes, I'm one of those infamous coffee haters), but whatever works to keep you awake and engaged I suppose!
ReplyDeleteHaha! Greek is interesting, but also sometimes impossible. ;)
DeleteConfession: I am not really a big fan of coffee either, in fact, I think black coffee is the most disgusting thing ever, but I do enjoy a little bit of coffee with a lot of carmel, Cream, and sugar. Haha! So basically I like sweet stuff and a little bit of coffee to add some flavor. ;) And for me its the sugar that keeps me alert, not the caffeine. Lastly, I just like coffee shop atmospheres to study in and you have to buy something when you go to a coffee shop, so.....;) And that is the end of my lengthy reasoning. :)
Ah, in that case, I agree with you entirely! I can't claim to dislike espresso or something like that. :) Black is awful. :)
DeleteGlad we're back on the same page! ;)
DeleteMm the coffee looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteSome of my friends had to take Greek in college and they said it wasn't very fun at all :/ The Greek page looks pretty, though :)
~Emily
Yeah, Greek is definitely one of my trails in life. But I did have fun creating that page during the time that I did not want to be studying it. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog, Emily. ;)