hebrewing

life here goes, and I enjoy the days.
we have had a blast with tytti, hebrewed (that is translated in to hebrew)
U2 songs and making up hebrew words.

we have actually learned something real as well.
azov oti! leave me alone
lailatov good night
manisha? how are you
and many more.
the man in our near shop said to us today:
dont talk too mych hebrew.
I guess he likes to talk to us in english,
but we would like to communicate in hebrew.

just finished a youth meeting.
I just love the youth here.
and the team we are working with.
ruut, a finnish lady who talks hebrew with her two beautiful girls,
paul, a british f u n n y guy,
george, the most gentle and also funny arabian man.

and the youth, from argentina, from dutch foster parents speaking hebrew, arabic, english and dutch living on the palestinian side but going to school in jerusalem, girls originally from kazakstan, we have it all.
was this the multicultural practical training..? hmm, Im not sure.

tomorrow Ill hed to betlehem again, Im going to speak in couple of the schools.
then on friday we go to betlehem to do one hour with palestinian young people
and then on saturday Ill go to betlehem to visit the refugee area and a blind lady and something like that. might be going to betlehem on sunday as well.
and by the way, just so things wouldnt by any chance be easier, they have changed the time already in betlehem. they are one hour behind. weirdest.