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My first one-room apartment in Jerusalem.
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My 'Faith Walk' led me to my own apartment the second day in Israel, complete with Nicky, my dog! |
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Here's Nicky with 'adopted' Misty guarding my Bethlehem apartment.
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Dogs are not very popular among the Arabs. So guess which "dog lover" was commissioned to raise all the strays? |
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This is the inside of the Bethlehem apartment.
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The apartment is located on property owned by Holy Land Mission. They have 2 apartments for the volunteers. |
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More adopted dogs.
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Need I say more. Unfortunately the outcome of these 2 is not known, as they were left by the roadside, once they were big enough to fend for themselves. |
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Visa renewal time.
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Every 3mos., 6 mos, or year, the volunteer would have to leave Israel to renew his/her Visa. Cyprus which is right of the coast of Israel saw a lot of business from us. |
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This is a nice hotel in Limassol Cyprus.
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My first and last experience with a 'topless' beach.
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Bungy jumping was the attraction at this beach, who was looking at the topless there anyway???? |
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I'm a certified 'fish', no I mean Scuba diver.
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That's me clowning around in the middle, just a real ham even under the water. |
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He is a light unto my path.
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It would not be hard for me to want to live underwater, just not in Cyprus tho' as not half as beautiful as the Keys. |
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