Like the vegetables. I miss very much the good Israeli tomatoes and cucumbers. The “Sheri tomatoes” especial (the tiny tomatoes, which began in Israel).
     I miss Tnuva’s milk and other milk products…
     I even miss a little bit waking to the very bright sun we usually have.
     I miss having everything I need close to my home- piano lessons, school, supermarkets…
     I miss speaking Hebrew freely without knowing it may be dangerous.
     And obviously, and more than all, I miss my friends, the scouts, my little room with all the books and the pictures of skies and waves. I miss being able to call people sometimes just to check how they are doing (even though there is messenger, ICQ [which were both developed in Israel by the way], and Skype, it’s not the same). I miss walking on the street in a sunny day.
      I miss the radio stations I’m used to, and the computer on which I play the music while studying. Our home where I would be with my parents and sister. The people I really miss already.

     I miss so many things and so much, that I will never be able to write them all down… I miss my Israel. 

To say the truth, I still have no idea how to work this thing. Never thought of opening my own blog, but…

I do love my country- Israel. And I do hope this will help show it’s not some third world country, and not a desert, not a place in which people suffer, and not a place which is only one big mess and war.

My Israel?

 It’s home, and a home which I would trade for nothing- even if I was given the chance (and I already proved that, when I chose to come back here and not to stay in the U.S.A, even though it’s a It’s a too).
It’s a place where most of the people I love so dearly live.
It’s the place in which I can get in twenty minutes to the sea, about an hour to snow, around my area all green, and a little more than two hours desert like view.
It’s a place in which I can go on a trip, and then go to Tel Aviv if I want to be in a beautiful very advanced  city and see how technology has advanced all around.
I can study, I can have fun, I can be a patriot, I can believe or not believe in God, and I can be myself- a Jew, without fearing anyone, since I have my own country to protect me.

And in this blog I hope to get my chance to tell you everything about my Israel, from the point of view of just another teenager, just like you- wherever it is you live.

So that’s all for now, since just like any other teenager, I have homework waiting 8/ (OK, well, the ones who do their home work 8P Bet the ones who don’t have more time for fun XD).

Will write again soon 8]