Welcome to the Holy Land!

Ella volunteers to fly in a suit case, probably just as comfortable as a seat.







Big send off at the airport. Seriously though we probably wouldn't have gotten everything we needed done if my parents hadn't been around to help. Getting ready to go was a whirl wind. I wanted to finish the taxes and we both did lots of last min shopping. We also did some playing. Dad and I went to the NHRA Phoenix notational on Sunday. It was awesome those cars are so loud

Light reading while waiting for the flight.








The title is the most common greating for us in Israel. Everyone has been very friendly and helpful. Problem is not much help others can be with 3 jet lagged kids who don't sleep at the same time and wake each other up. End result is minimal sleep for Mom and Dad. Doesn't help that house hunting has been a bust and we are in a hotel suite for an unknown amount of time. We keep moving to smaller places. Our house, Portland apt as 1800sq ft, AZ apt was 1200 sq ft, hotel here, maybe 400 sq ft. Anything after this will feel like a mansion.

PS. Among my peers I am considered a great writer which is hilarious considering my poor spelling and grammar. Intel keeps business in English even though its not the native language. Just one of the many benifits of this new job in this new land.