30.01.2007
Ahalan guys!
How are you? I got problems with the Hebrew over here but I hope that you will get the general idea of what I am trying to say 🙂
First of all, for some reason (maybe because I got a walking stick) Israelis do not recognize me in treks. For me, in the other hand, it very easy to see who is Israeli and who is not. At that point I just answer Ahalan instead of the traditional Argentinean Hola. That make to Israeli almost to jump and say something like “That thing speak Hebrew?!”.
Except that everything is very nice, but I really think that I better find someone to travel with before the freedom will become loneliness. I am heading north for Pocun for another trek that was closed for snow when I visited that Chilean town last time, almost two months ago.
I don’t know if, and when I will go to the Festigal in Brazil. Because of money and time I really prefer doing it easy and good then running through south Argentina and Chile in 13 days as someone just told me he has done.
Expect to get more e-mails in English. I really think it easier for me to write down in English than in Hebrew and at that way I can really get my English better so you can correct my English if you would like to. But answer me in Hebrew – that’s the way I like it!
Bye and enjoy
Gad
Gad