Language of the day-Portuguese, brought to you by Mosey Krelits
Today has been a very fun-filled day. It started out with me having sequential classes in the morning insteda of CORE. Gila and Don were very nice to see them in the morning. After classes I went to lunch and ate a very quaint meal of peda and tuna. After lunch Mosey and I paked to go to Rebekah's house for the free weekend. Our plan was to take a taxi, but it was way to expensive for us Jewish boys. So we took the city bus instead. On the ride we were supposed to be looking for a big mall with high buildings, but I guessed we missed it because the bus took us all the way to South Tel Aviv to the central bus station. We had it under control, and Rebekah came in for the rescue. FUN FACT-We also figured our that the area we were in was not that great. It is the area where the Sudan refugees come and find work in Israel. Right outside the station is where all of them sleep and set up tents, where they wait for the van to pick them up to take them to a workplace. When we came to Rebekah's house we met her boyfriend Lef and the dog that they are baby-sitting named Lily. They both are very nice. Then Rebekah took us to a small place with live music every Shabbat. It was called the Dancing Camel. It was a hole in the wall place, in an alley type of street, that she used to work at. One word to describe it is "chill". It was a great place, and everyone was so inviting and Mosey and I met a lot of new people. After the music was over we went back home and rested for a little bit before we went out for dinner. Me and Mosey we're able to play FIFA on the T.V, and it may sound weird, but it felt so good; even if it was 2012 version. Then Rebekah and Lef took us to this German place that was truly out of his world. They are known for their schnitzel, and large glasses of beer that look like cowboy boots. I got the veal schnitzel with dill and cilantro and it was outrageous. After dinner we went back home and now we are sitting around watching Big Bang Theory on a pull-out bed. Life is Good. Thank you Rebekah and Lef---
Adeus Pessoas (Goodbye people)
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