I'm sorry for being hidden in the last couple of weeks, it's simply that I'm going through not-so-good time. All is fine about my health and such, but the general feeling, plus tons of work, and limited hours on the computer, reduced me only to being able to read your comments and stalk from here to there. Most of the time TV.com didn't even let me comment.
Things are somewhat "getting better", but I still won't be here much.
Monster, Jo, BB, Helen, I'm happy you are all caring for me. Here I am. Don't be worried ;)
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This time only YouTube videos, for the sake of music, and for the enjoyment of me, of Monster and of all of us ;) 1. 
~Afenla 
Gush Etzion, a mountain near Jerusalen It all started on Tuesday morning. Though the forecast said it's gonna start only in the night, weather wanted otherwise. It was raining for most of the day, and I was lucky to take a small umbrella in my bag. Wednesday was a totally different story. It wasn't raining here for most of the day, but the winds were tough. Evening brought rain, and with it, hail. The night between Wednesday and Thursday was crazy. I got up at least 4 times during the night, just from the noise the rain, the hail and the winds did. It was feaking CRAZY! Then it started snowing in the north, the Hermon mountain, Ramat Hagolan and even souther. Thursday morning brought the snow to Jerusalem, but a snow mixed with rain that couldn't get a hold on the ground... 
Mixed snow and rain in Jerusalem But where I live, a city closer to the center of the country, and pretty lower than the mountains, it was raining and hailing all day. When there were thunders mixed with it, it seemed like General Winter was pretty angry this time :P 
Ramat Hagolan, Israel's northest and highest places It kept like that on and off for the whole day and on Friday. Of course, most of the time it wasn't hiliang, but still, it was fun. Kids didn't go to scholl where it was snowed (in Jerusalem they did, though) :D Saturday (today) brought the sign of the calming. Here wasn't raining at all, but it was still storming in some places. Dam, I like this weather! Summary: Snow where it is needed, hail and thunders storms, and a lot of rain Yay! :D 
This image has nothing to do with snow, and/or rain, and/or hail, and/or TV.com, and/or any idealist idea of conquering the world. It's just here to sign the moving on for a different story. On a different story, I reached level 37! 
It seems like I've been 36 forever (and a day, to be exact). 
I also have a new avatar, since yesterday I encountered this beautiful Anastacia pic, and I couldn't stand it :P 
A-Ha, they didn't invent anything, and/or something, and/or someone, and/or anyone, but they're good It's not gonna rain for the rest of the week :( Much Love and *hugs*, 
I'm not related to this pic in any way, and/or any method, and/or any logical explanation Seems like General Winter is back into business around here... It was hazy yesterday and on Sunday (I hate haze), and today it started raining (when they said it'll start raining only tonight). Anyhoo, they expect it to rain for then next 4 days, and it might even snow in Jerusalem tomorrow night! I will keep you posted! ;) 
This arrow doesn't point left, and/or up, and/or down, and/or east, and/or to the direction of Bin Laden's hiding place. It only points right... It's tough to get back to normal after Drea's sudden death on Friday... I still read related blogs here and there, and the site's blog still has her memorial, and it's hard to move on. I mean, you know time heals and all that stuff, but you're just afraid to move on there... It's not like it used to be from now on. :( The And/Or theory is making a comeback in this blog and will be active for long now :D 
Much Love and *hugs*, 
Jupiter
Knock Knock, it's Mika! I have several more YouTube bombs to throw, I hope I'm gonna blog again tomorrow (no excuses left) Haha :D :oops: Much Love and *hugs*, 
Call them primitive, call them immature, call them crazy. The kids in Israel are waiting for Purim for a lone thing, and only for it: The detonators. You know, those small "bombs" which are used during games of the national games of the UK soccer team? Accompanied with smoke, large "booms" or a total imitation of a rocket, those detonators can turn everyone's peaceful evening into a disaster. And in Purim's eve, it's the worst. Ever since night fell, around 18:30pm, those bombing noices never stop. Now, explain to me, please, what's so, say, amusing, in explosives? Why do they enjoy them so much? Why do they have to make us feel as if we're in the middle of war? :? Now, after this rant of mine, let's go back to the real stuff. 
What do I like about Purim? ... ... Hmmmm, where do I start? The Chocolates, for example! One of the traditions of Purim, is exchanging packs of chocolates, snacks and other yummy foods between one another. There are all those great stuff inside, most of them are made of chocolate, candies or any other sweet food. This or that, they are very tasteful and, er, chocoladish! :D 
(spelling error intended due to bug) songs of life (even Jo knew most of them. 3 out of 4!), it's time to move on. That moshy blog (credit to Julie) will be well remembered and be reminded during time. But for now, let's go back to usual... So Purim was this week... Purim, you know, the Israeli holiday when people get their customes on, find a funny/freaky/crazy/scary mask and go on to parties! (Equals to the American Haloween, but way older). Of course, when it comes to Israeli holiday, it has a tradition behind - old times, the Jews were doomed, the king accpeted his Jweish wife's request, the bad guy, Haman, gets to be killed eventually, and Shushan the capital was happy and joyful. For the long version go to Wikipedia, pliz, pretty plizzz ;) So yes, we had a Purim celebration at work on Wednesday, and it was fun, and yesterday I was home, taking a break. But of course, all day I got phones about this and that. You can't have a real recess these days... 
You can wish a Happy Purim, since the real holiday starts only tomorrow evening... Saturday-Sunday-Monday is Purim for us... Though kids went custumed for school today, for the celebrations. ;) Since I believe that most of you girls' eyes are still stuck on Daniel Jackson from the previous paragraph, and you probably read my words but nothing gets to your brains, I will change on to the most suitable data for now... YouTube videos! 
Or am not I? Today I decided to share some lovely, most romantic, and tearful songs with you all, just for the sake of memories... 
Discover --> Discoveries --> Discovering America --> Columbus! You can not claim this cartoon was not related to the title! Again, long time no blog... But as I see the way things are going around here, lots of people don't blog recently... Adding the 'No Access' bug, the 'Too Usual' days and working, I guess we have enough reasons to explain the problem. On the contrary, someone who is back for blogging, is Midi (
Nurit Galron, a respected singer in Israel for decades, with a new song and clip, Sfinote'a (Her Ships). I love how the ship is floating next to the buildings... Who said computers can't help? :D To Iceland, Jamaica, New Zealand, To the end of the world, To nowhere specific... Monster - I hope you liked it! ;) Much Love and *hugs*, 
~Afenla
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