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So the real reason I'm writing this entry is because I need to have a blog written within the first 48 hrs of signing up so my new account doesn't get deleted. I'm getting ready to go, which is a real pain in the ass. I keep feeling like I'm forgetting something else, and in the end I probably will, but I'm doing my best to make sure that I don't.
It still hasn't really set in that I'm going away for 3 months, but every once in a while it hits me for a second and I get really sad. I'm leaving behind all of you; my family, my friends, the Mets, and it's upsetting. Still, I've been looking forward to this for a veeery long time, and I suppose I'm excited, but once again, it really hasn't sunk in. I'm gonna miss all of you, so keep in touch, and feel free to comment on anything I write here because it makes it easier for me to keep track of all my messages.
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Jesu Crisco, you're going to Israel for three months! You've gotta play an average American for a bit, around people you're not anticipating, necessarily, to know very long at least. Bars or clubs would work - that approach might not fly in a beht k'nesset. Then you'd best not be a yeshiva bukher, but I hope you have a measure for talmeed khakham. Just some suggestions. Remind us what the primary agenda of your sojourn abroad is? I'm not entirely sure I caught that part of the equation. I wish I were going, shoot. By the by, how do you feel about journalism - you're gonna be in a unique position to us b'khutz la'Aretz.