Be'er Sheva from our hotel window..that pinkish hue that you see on the horizon is the color of the ever present desert sand in the air. Surprisingly you do not feel this on your skin or in your eyes.

It is good-bye to Israel for a period of time. I have thoroughly enjoyed every experience here...it is an interesting little country and the people are as unique as Israel.
The flight from Tel Aviv to Atlanta in the US is 13 hours in the air...that is at least 10 hours of misery I have to say...there is just not enough room for your limbs and yes, all that you've heard about airline food is the truth. It is not to be consumed~
Somewhere over the Atlantic I managed to pretzel my body into a modicum of comfort..shift my foot slightly, tilt my neck at just the right angle...and blissfully, lost consciousness for a *sigh* much too brief period of time.
We took a connecting flight from Atlanta to Boston and 15 hours later we are here. Make that 15 hours of fly time ...add to that the time it takes for security and customs checks, our travel time was almost 26 hours. Yes, traveling has become a test of patience and endurance skills.

We were was most thrilled to get to our hotel by the next day.

The city of Boston is exciting looking...easy on the eyes and promises much to see and do.

I will keep you all in my pocket.. and if you are in Canada a most Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving to you.. have some turkey for me.

White meat ~hold the cranberries.



Comments

Duni said…
I abhorr long-haul flights. It is so cramped - and I'm small, so it must be even worse for taller people. Next time, pre-order vegetarian food. It always tastes much better!

Your stay in Israel sounds exciting. I love coming home from other places with fresh impressions, that I immediately record in my sketch book (to be used for future bag projects).

best wishes,

Duni
Deborah Lambson said…
Yes ...all of it leaves an impression that comes out somehow,be it purses, jewelry, cooking or decor~ its all good.
I'm small too and my knees grazed the seat ahead most of the flight. Do not know how larger people can stand it really~
Thanks for stopping in Duni ♥

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