Day 18, Last Day: Weapons
September 27, 2015
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I heard the explosions this morning, as I was gazing down on the city of Jerusalem catching my breath from the steep climb up the
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Day 17: Jerusalem
September 26, 2015
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My first day in the city consisted mostly of lying in bed with a cold (traceable to shivering in the AC in a certain building
Day 15: Border crossing in 25 easy steps
September 24, 2015
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If you’ve not been through many border crossings by land, I have a brief, bleary-eyed recommendation for you: Don’t. We started with a taxi for
Day 13: To the Hill
September 22, 2015
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Before I proceed, I did manage to drum up a blurry camel for you as follows: (You might even note a few in the
Day 12, A Camel, An Olive Field, And Why I’m Proud to Be A Nurse Today
September 21, 2015
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A band of camels, a field of olives, and a Syrian hospital nurse all in one day. Thank you for your prayers. So many good
Day 11: The Tiredness of Babel
September 20, 2015
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I never realized how much direction I draw from drive-by conversations, half-baked comments, things overheard. When suddenly you can’t understand ANYTHING, you realize how much