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How did your hair look after ?
You sent us the "before" pics what did you look like "after"? How very brave...

From Blog: Haircuts, Walmart and Shabbat in Shanghai

7th September 2008

Rose
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But we need to see the After pictures too.

From Blog: Haircuts, Walmart and Shabbat in Shanghai

7th September 2008

faith
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where are the After" pictures?
Now I'm worried: Maybe you have enought faith in mankind to get your hair cut in China but the fact that you only displayed the "before" without showing us the äfter"pictures, makes me very worried! Will we recognize you when you get back?

From Blog: Haircuts, Walmart and Shabbat in Shanghai

4th September 2008

Rose Landowne
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Crossing countdown
They've got those in Washington DC too?!

From Blog: just pictures.. for your enjoyment

4th September 2008

hedva
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Enjoy
Hi, One thing I pray for. Don't finish this trip! It's so nice to came to the office and to travel immediately far away! Second, you can be a reporter or a novelist. Please don't forget any of your experiences and begin to write a novel book. Thank you Hedva

From Blog: The End of the Lines

4th September 2008

Spa
Looks like Jeff could use a spa too, by the look of him at the end of a days work.... I could actually feel you relax ...through your description of the massage, you soooo deserve it. have a great time in Shanghai.

From Blog: The End of the Lines

4th September 2008

Rose Landowne
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Spa!
Wow! I feel like you really deserved that spa place!

From Blog: The End of the Lines

3rd September 2008

David Simmer
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Is there going to be a test on this stuff?

3rd September 2008

drorit
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Shlomot
Hi there is also Dead Sea?

3rd September 2008

chanoch
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FANTASTIC
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK HAVE US ALL IN MIND

3rd September 2008

edna
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I cann't wait for the next instalment better than serugim! hope jeff is successful at his work, he is missing all your fun. hugs, edna

3rd September 2008

Nina
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braver then me
I always have a panic attack the first FEW days I am in a new country. I am not brave enough to take the train, fear of getting lost underground overwhelms me- I prefer to wak a few hours above ground, keep my perspective and know my landmarks. I am soooooooooo impressed.

3rd September 2008

You have such courage to venture out by yourself, Kol Hacavod!!! I would have opted for Oprah !! Sounds like your having great experiences. Keep it up girl !!!

3rd September 2008

Love your writting, keep it coming....feels like we're all travelling with you. We were in Amsterdam a few years ago, love the pace of that city, and the people are just soooo nice.

3rd September 2008

Rose Landowne
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This is great!
What a great website and format! I've never heard of it before. Sounds like a real adventure. Keep writing! I can't wait to hear more! Don't forget about the cheap massages. After a day running around so much, it's just what you need. Love, Rose

3rd September 2008

eric
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i think you are so funny
loved the story...keep exploring.

2nd September 2008

Saba & Nana
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This is the greatest. We will treasure your blog --every word of it !!! The pictures are incredible --- all of the little tidbits including the bicycle stop light. How was the ship you were on? It looked impressive. So what did you see in Amsterdam besides very respectful people who found you very visible. Did you get to the Anne Frank House? How about Van Gogh's gallery next door? We Love You, Saba and Nana Can't wait until your next chapter.

2nd September 2008

eric
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great blog..its like im with you..
I love amsterdam..go see Anne Franks house.

2nd September 2008

Tali
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Amster-amster-dam-dam-dam
Do you remember that song as a kid?... If so sing it softly. Enjoy yourselves !