Friday, November 29, 2013
I had class again today and there was no chocolate cake at
breakfast. I think I’ve figured out the system though. They have it every
single day the problem is that I have breakfast later when it’s a day we stay
here for class so those days I don’t get any. I will gladly sacrifice my sleep
to get a piece of that each day. It’s divine. Maybe I should wake up early to
work out…
Yah, we had class pretty much all morning long. For our hour
and a half break I went to the beach to read outside which was a great time.
Then we went to lunch and I took some more of those ice cream things that taste
like pez and put them in my freezer so AJ, Alex and I can enjoy them later.
After lunch we went on an awesome hike. There were just a few of us, well 47,
which is a little over half. We had a guide that came with us and we drove back
into the Golan Heights and ended up being about 2 miles from the Syria border.
It wasn’t a very long hike and not too long but it was gorgeous. We hiked
through a mountain ravine and there was a river/stream all through the bottom
that we followed. The guide would stop for rest breaks and have us figure out
riddles. He was a funny guy. There was bamboo growing all alongside the water
and I half expected a panda to pop out. The trail took us to the top of a
gorgeous waterfall that was probably around 50 feet or so. I had pooh stick
races with Jane and her stick beat mine off the edge. I was a little
disappointed. The wind was blowing the water up and it was freezing cold!!
Today wasn’t as hot as it has been and the wind was blowing with cloud
coverage. So I was not about to get in. We hiked down to the bottom of the waterfall
where there was a gorgeous little swimming hole. I held my ground and was
determined to stay warm and dry. I caved. It looked painful, freezing, and a
little bit like death but something within me knew I would be more upset if I
didn’t do it. Gosh. Why!? So I jumped in with some coaxing by Sean and it was
awful. A full on ice bath! I was shivering up a storm and hating/loving every
second of it. I swam to the waterfall and back and then called it good. I got
out and didn’t have a towel or anything to change into except my shirt and
shorts I wore there and I decided that was better than nothing. I asked if I
could borrow AJ’s towel to dry off and he offered to hold it for me while I
changed. I thought that was a great idea and so he looked off to the side and
held his towel around me with my clothes on his arm while I changed. It was
hilarious! It got even better because our guide came up right next to AJ and AJ
said, “I promise I’m not looking!” The guide responded that he didn’t care but
that the girls were coming to change over here while the guys went to the other
side. He walked away and we just laughed so hard because I was standing there
in a towel and the whole situation was just hilarious and awkward. That’s a
memory I will never forget! It still makes me laugh so loud when I think about
it! The hike out was freezing and Alex gave me his jacket which helped so much.
The sun was setting as we hiked out and it was absolutely gorgeous. It looked a
little bit like Jurassic Park in the really green fertile places. We came back
in time for dinner and then I did some nursing homework on a hammock at the
beach and then we all cuddled in hammocks and looked at the stars. To end the
night, Karren and I sat down on the shore to watch Alex, Alex, Sean and Jordan
awkwardly dance in the moonlight. Oh it was hilarious and my cheeks and stomach
hurt from laughing. Those guys are too good!! It was so funny!
Saturday, November 30, 2013
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| Whitney, Me and Sarah |
We got to go to church in Tiberias today and see some
members from our district. The church house is on the northern shore of the Sea
of Galilee and is a gorgeous overlook because it’s so high up. It was
beautiful! The church house is literally a house. They’ve changed things around
so it has a big meeting room; well I guess it would be the living room. The
rooms in the basement are made into classrooms. It was a beautiful home/church.
There were just a handful of members there that day and I sat by some that
spoke Spanish. They are from Uruguay and they were fun to talk to and sing los
himnos with. The members here speak English, Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, German,
Russian and a few other languages. It was quite the experience to hear the
sacrament prayers read in Hebrew. The musical number was a woman that sang
Silent Night in Arabic. That was gorgeous. She is helping translate the hymns
to Arabic and has done 17 already. That hymn touched me and I thought about all
the Palestinian and Jewish friends I have made here. My heart aches for them. I
want them to know the truth. I want them to know what I know. I want them to
have true happiness. My heart aches for the conflict here. I want these people
to know the truth and have hope. These people are all so nice and need to know
the gospel. It has the ability to change them. I can imagine my beautiful
friends being completely changed through the gospel and it makes me so happy.
On our way back from church we stopped by a baptismal site
along the Jordan River.
It was very beautiful and there were massive catfish in the water. Jack and Sam Belnap showed me all the spider webs and it was a very pretty area. Then we came back to the Kibbutz and I took a nap on the beach and read my scriptures. It was a great Sabbath!
Sunday, DECEMBER 1, 2013
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| Nichel and I |
It was very beautiful and there were massive catfish in the water. Jack and Sam Belnap showed me all the spider webs and it was a very pretty area. Then we came back to the Kibbutz and I took a nap on the beach and read my scriptures. It was a great Sabbath!
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| The Belnap kids. I love them! Tabby might fall in... |
IT’S DECEMBER!!!!!!! YES!! Today we woke up to a massive
wind storm outside that blew out the power. So I showered and got ready in the
dark. Then we ate breakfast and I discovered that my chocolate cake theory is
flawed. Dang it. Today should have been a chocolate cake day because I woke up
early for a field trip, but it wasn’t out. I don’t know what to do now. I don’t
know what to expect in life anymore. This was tragic. I love that chocolate
cake.
We went to Mount Tabor this morning which is a traditional
site for the transfiguration of Christ found in Matthew 17. There was a
gorgeous church there with a little chapel for Moses and one for Elijah. It
looks out over the Jezreel Valley, where Armageddon is supposed to take place.
It was a really cool spot, but very windy and cold. I almost blew away with the
wind! It had some gorgeous gardens too.
This has been the warmest and driest rainy season in the last 60 years, or so I hear. I don’t mind it because I’m loving the warm weather. Today didn’t give me much hope though; there’s a storm a brewin’ out there! We went back inside the church and sang some Christmas carols which was an amazing experience. The acoustics were magnificent and we moved a few people in other tour groups, a nun and the pastor to tears. The pastor told Brother Belnap he didn’t know that when he allowed us to sing that he was allowing angels to sing. They wanted us to stay and sing more but we couldn’t. It was a neat experience.
This has been the warmest and driest rainy season in the last 60 years, or so I hear. I don’t mind it because I’m loving the warm weather. Today didn’t give me much hope though; there’s a storm a brewin’ out there! We went back inside the church and sang some Christmas carols which was an amazing experience. The acoustics were magnificent and we moved a few people in other tour groups, a nun and the pastor to tears. The pastor told Brother Belnap he didn’t know that when he allowed us to sing that he was allowing angels to sing. They wanted us to stay and sing more but we couldn’t. It was a neat experience.
Then we went to Tel Maggido right in the Jezreel Valley.
This is a settlement that is in prime position and because of that has been
sieged and taken over about 25 times. This place was even windier than the
first!! I couldn’t fight it off and hid behind a palm tree for a while because
I was sick of getting dirt in my eyes.
We all stood on the edge and would lean as far as we could into the wind
and it held us. It was sooo windy! As Nichel, Whitney and I waited for people
to catch up to us we sat on some ruins and sang every Christmas song we could
think of. We had a few uprisings of people trying to silence us, but the Spirit
of Christmas always prevails. There was an awesome altar, stone mangers that
reminded me of the nativity (of course Neesh, Whitney and I sang Away in a
Manger here despite the pleadings for us not to), and a giant grain silo type
of structure. We all stood in a circle around the grain silo and this seemed
like the perfect opportunity for me to sing the song from The Grinch where they
are standing around the Christmas tree. I was standing with Whitney on my left
and Joey (who hates touching) on my right and Brother Belnap on the other side
of Joey. Despite my positioning so close to Brother Belnap, I began to sing
that song out loud and sway back and forth. Neesh immediately caught on and did
it across from me. When it got to the line about “as long as we are hand in
hand” I reached out and Whitney grabbed my hand but Joey would have nothing to
do with it! It was such a funny moment and I will always remember that site.
Nichel and I had to beat up Michael and Joey for trying to stone us and stop our
Christmas caroling. I don’t get it. It’s December first! We left this place
through a massive cistern that we got to walk through. We all squished onto the
bus for a little drive because there was a group of tourists whose bus had
broken down so we put them on ours. They were just going around the corner and
up the hill so it wasn’t too bad. When we got home I did homework and played
with Richard Parker 2 and went to dinner.
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| Ancient Manger |
Monday - Tuesday, December 2-3, 2013
No chocolate cake at breakfast. What is this world coming
to?! We had class today and in between classes Nichel and I went for a run
along the Sea of Galilee and then we sat by the beach and skipped rocks and
then I laid on my bed watching football. It was an awesome two hour break! Then
we had class and lunch and then I went straight to the beach! We swam for a
while and I was the token hot potato for Nick, Ryan and Kolby. You get used to
things like that when you’re small. Neesh and I tried to take down the Jeppeson
twins, but that didn’t work. We just played and had a ton of fun out there til
the sun went down and it got freezing. I just sat on the beach and talked with
a bunch of people. Then Kirk wrapped me on his back in this African swaddle he
learned on his mission and carried me all around the beach. It was a blast!
After dinner we had a bonfire with Smores. This day literally could not be
better! The Smores were so good. It tasted like home. The fire was so fun to be
around and I had a great time knocking Alex and AJ over in their chairs as they
tried to balance. It turned into a huge fight that ended with me stuck under
Alex’s chair being tickled to death. After the fire I was walking over to the
hammocks on the beach to go Cyber Monday shopping. I ran into Jenny where the
two paths come together. We got there at the exact same time from different
paths and we were both carrying our laptops and looking at our phones. We
looked up and saw each other at the same time, doing the same thing and we
laughed so hard! Then we found out we were both going to the hammocks to shop
online. So we naturally went together where we then discovered our credit card
numbers are very very similar. What can I say, I’m the third twin! Today was
such a good day!!
Tuesday we woke up, had no chocolate cake for breakfast, and
went to Har Bental that had a bunker from when Israel fought Saudi Arabia. We
looked down into Syria and were about a half a kilometer from it. We played all
through the bunker and tunnels and had so much fun zombie hunting.
Then we went to Nimrod’s Castle which was gorgeous and up in these foresty hills that were so pretty. We didn’t have much time here so we just sprinted to the top and back, but it had an amazing view and I loved it.
Then we went to Banias which is a big waterfall nearby. This whole area we went to today was in a forest type of area, so different from the rest of Israel. I loved it and it made me feel at home. We hiked around here and saw the waterfall. It was breathtaking. It made me think of Idaho. Then we went to Cesarea Phillipi and saw the cave and where the waterfalls would be if the water was higher. The fall leaves stole all my attention and it was a gorgeous place.
Then we went to Tel Dan where we hiked along a river that feeds down to the Dead Sea. I LOVED HIKING ALONG THE RIVER! It felt like home. It was home!! I had so much fun here. It started sprinkling which made it even better!
We went to a lookout and could see into Lebanon. We were about a kilometer away from it, but if you’re measuring in my terms, we were about 15 notches. I made a dumb joke. Well, it wasn’t a joke and that’s the worst part. I just said something dumb. We were staring off into Lebanon and Brother Belnap (who I know deep down loves me despite the rolling of the eyes and always picking on me) asked us how far away we thought it was. I was standing on a big rock right next to him and shout out that it looks like it’s “15 notches ahead Sir!!” He just shook his head and said, “15 notches? That doesn’t even make sense.” Then I hung my head in shame and tried to figure out why that didn’t make sense to anyone but me. Caralee and AJ helped me realize that I meant 15 knots ahead and that that measures speed, not distance. What a mistake! So AJ and I developed our own system of measurement. A notch is the length of our tour bus, so I was nearly correct in my guess of 15 notches. And a leage (like leagues under the sea) is 5 notches. So we measure mountains, tells, gates, etc. the rest of the trip.
We saw a gate that is likely to be the one Abraham walked through. And then we walked a little further to another gate. This was the next place where Belnap rolled his eyes at me and wished I was in a different class. He was talking and I saw this massive red star-shaped balloon fly off in the distance so I shouted as loud as I could, “Look! A shooting star!” Everyone loved it, except BelnapI also dropped the handful of acorns I had been collecting all day when I was reading a scripture he asked me to read. I dropped them right in front of them which would explain the next set of eye rolling. . Someday he’ll like me. After that he let us wade around in a little pond that was freezing cold but it was a nice break from all these sites. The last site of the day was Hazor which I don’t remember too much about because it was POURING buckets of rain. Apparently the rainy season is starting now. We saw some migratory cranes which was awesome and some wild pigs. It made me jealous that I missed pig hunting on Thanksgiving. I was just drenched and cold at this site so that’s about all I remember. Oh, that and the gorgeous sunset! We came back to the Kibbutz and had dinner and class. I worked on nursing stuff all night. I wasn’t feeling too well and was getting a sore throat so I took Nyquil and was lying in my bed drinking some nice herbal tea when I hear someone whisper my name multiple times. I thought it was just the Nyquil speaking but it kept happening. I finally jumped out of bed and looked out the window and AJ, Alex and Jordan were there. They came by for our nightly ice cream social. When we eat lunch at the Kibbutz they have these yogurt type of ice creams that taste better frozen so I always sneak out about 5 and put them in the freezer for AJ, Alex and I. Then at night we sit on the back porch and eat our Strawberry Pez ice cream together and talk. It’s been great. We’ve done it every night. I had up to 15 ice creams at one point. It’s getting into a bad habit though. Yesterday at lunch I got scared that I wouldn’t have enough the rest of the trip since we have sack lunches the rest of the time so I took 10! I don’t even know how they got in my backpack! It’s becoming a bad habit…
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| That land out there somewhere is Syria |
Then we went to Nimrod’s Castle which was gorgeous and up in these foresty hills that were so pretty. We didn’t have much time here so we just sprinted to the top and back, but it had an amazing view and I loved it.
Then we went to Banias which is a big waterfall nearby. This whole area we went to today was in a forest type of area, so different from the rest of Israel. I loved it and it made me feel at home. We hiked around here and saw the waterfall. It was breathtaking. It made me think of Idaho. Then we went to Cesarea Phillipi and saw the cave and where the waterfalls would be if the water was higher. The fall leaves stole all my attention and it was a gorgeous place.
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| Cesarea Phillipi |
Then we went to Tel Dan where we hiked along a river that feeds down to the Dead Sea. I LOVED HIKING ALONG THE RIVER! It felt like home. It was home!! I had so much fun here. It started sprinkling which made it even better!
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| Our fearless leader, Brother Belnap |
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| That's Lebanon, about 15 notches away |
We went to a lookout and could see into Lebanon. We were about a kilometer away from it, but if you’re measuring in my terms, we were about 15 notches. I made a dumb joke. Well, it wasn’t a joke and that’s the worst part. I just said something dumb. We were staring off into Lebanon and Brother Belnap (who I know deep down loves me despite the rolling of the eyes and always picking on me) asked us how far away we thought it was. I was standing on a big rock right next to him and shout out that it looks like it’s “15 notches ahead Sir!!” He just shook his head and said, “15 notches? That doesn’t even make sense.” Then I hung my head in shame and tried to figure out why that didn’t make sense to anyone but me. Caralee and AJ helped me realize that I meant 15 knots ahead and that that measures speed, not distance. What a mistake! So AJ and I developed our own system of measurement. A notch is the length of our tour bus, so I was nearly correct in my guess of 15 notches. And a leage (like leagues under the sea) is 5 notches. So we measure mountains, tells, gates, etc. the rest of the trip.
We saw a gate that is likely to be the one Abraham walked through. And then we walked a little further to another gate. This was the next place where Belnap rolled his eyes at me and wished I was in a different class. He was talking and I saw this massive red star-shaped balloon fly off in the distance so I shouted as loud as I could, “Look! A shooting star!” Everyone loved it, except BelnapI also dropped the handful of acorns I had been collecting all day when I was reading a scripture he asked me to read. I dropped them right in front of them which would explain the next set of eye rolling. . Someday he’ll like me. After that he let us wade around in a little pond that was freezing cold but it was a nice break from all these sites. The last site of the day was Hazor which I don’t remember too much about because it was POURING buckets of rain. Apparently the rainy season is starting now. We saw some migratory cranes which was awesome and some wild pigs. It made me jealous that I missed pig hunting on Thanksgiving. I was just drenched and cold at this site so that’s about all I remember. Oh, that and the gorgeous sunset! We came back to the Kibbutz and had dinner and class. I worked on nursing stuff all night. I wasn’t feeling too well and was getting a sore throat so I took Nyquil and was lying in my bed drinking some nice herbal tea when I hear someone whisper my name multiple times. I thought it was just the Nyquil speaking but it kept happening. I finally jumped out of bed and looked out the window and AJ, Alex and Jordan were there. They came by for our nightly ice cream social. When we eat lunch at the Kibbutz they have these yogurt type of ice creams that taste better frozen so I always sneak out about 5 and put them in the freezer for AJ, Alex and I. Then at night we sit on the back porch and eat our Strawberry Pez ice cream together and talk. It’s been great. We’ve done it every night. I had up to 15 ice creams at one point. It’s getting into a bad habit though. Yesterday at lunch I got scared that I wouldn’t have enough the rest of the trip since we have sack lunches the rest of the time so I took 10! I don’t even know how they got in my backpack! It’s becoming a bad habit…
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
There’s still no chocolate cake. This is getting out of
hand. I asked the cook and I couldn’t understand his response. He either said
they will never have it again or they won’t have it today. I’m not sure, but
I’m sick of getting my hopes up and then suffering from the heartbreak all day.
It’s a hard life. Today we went to Chorazin which had a bunch of ruins made out
of basalt. Belnap was in one of his incredibly fun and hilarious moods and we
ended up interrupting the other class’s spiritual experience because Belnap
wanted to do this inside joke with the teachers and had our class stand up at
the same time and yell “We believe in the Resurrection!” The other class was
incredibly confused but the professors laughed and Belnap was hilarious as he
tried to get the perfect moment to interrupt and copied whatever Brother Woods
was saying or told us useless stuff. I love him! Then we went to Sepphoris
which had some awesome mosaics on the floor. AJ, Alex and I explored all over
and saw a bunch of the mosaics and then we went back and had a picnic by the
bus. I love the mosaics. They are so pretty and I want to make one when I’m
back home. Then we went to Akko for the rest of the day which was on the coast.
It was beautiful to see the Mediterranean Sea again! We watched an incredible
video about how this place was founded and everything that happened there. Then
we wondered around the big castle and saw where they would have had feasts and
the Fleur de Lis on a column. Brother Belnap made a special stop by the ancient
lavatories just for me. I know deep down he likes me! It was a pretty cool
place.
We walked through a tunnel and I never had to duck. Benefit of being
short! We came out and sat down on the benches in the sun and that was so
relaxing! We went into an ancient bath house and watched a hilarious movie that
told us the story of the bath houses. They had these giant receiver things that
we had to wear and some big headphones. We came back out and walked around the
city and through another tunnel which brought us out right by the Sea. It was
so beautiful! We had free time so AJ, Alex and I ran to the ledge that looks
out over the water. AJ taught me all about swells and we got sprayed by the
mist.
We hiked along there til we found the massive whale with a hole in its belly so you could climb in and look like Jonah and the Whale. On our way there, we tried to cut through this restaurant and the guy kept yelling at us to get out. We tried to press on, but he was a bit excessive. We just wandered around and had fun alone the waterfront. We came home and AJ and I read Hunger Games the whole bus ride back. When we got home I found out that one of my friends was in a plane crash with his fiancé and her family and that they hadn’t found the plane yet. My heart broke for them and their families. Please keep them in your prayers. It was a rough night but I am so grateful for all of the people here and the amazing help they are for me. That night we had another bonfire and I loved the smores. I ate so much chocolate! It started raining really hard so it thinned out fast. I went puddle jumping then took a hot shower and went to bed after finishing off the last of the strawberry pez ice cream with Alex, AJ, Sean and Jordan.
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| Alex and I enjoying the Royal Lavatories |
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| AJ should be a model |
We hiked along there til we found the massive whale with a hole in its belly so you could climb in and look like Jonah and the Whale. On our way there, we tried to cut through this restaurant and the guy kept yelling at us to get out. We tried to press on, but he was a bit excessive. We just wandered around and had fun alone the waterfront. We came home and AJ and I read Hunger Games the whole bus ride back. When we got home I found out that one of my friends was in a plane crash with his fiancé and her family and that they hadn’t found the plane yet. My heart broke for them and their families. Please keep them in your prayers. It was a rough night but I am so grateful for all of the people here and the amazing help they are for me. That night we had another bonfire and I loved the smores. I ate so much chocolate! It started raining really hard so it thinned out fast. I went puddle jumping then took a hot shower and went to bed after finishing off the last of the strawberry pez ice cream with Alex, AJ, Sean and Jordan.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
We woke up
and had to check out today which was such a bummer. And they didn’t have the
chocolate cake. I give up. On our way back to Jerusalem we stopped by Mount
Carmel. Apparently it’s a really cool overlook and you can see everything, but
the rainy season finally started so we couldn’t see a thing. We were stuck in a
massive fog cloud and it was raining like crazy. I took my blanket with me to
this site because it was freezing. I’m gunna die back home at how cold it is!
The
streets were literally flooding as we drove through them to the Bahai Temple and Gardens in Haifa. They were
gorgeous. While we were there I was wandering through some trees and saw the
biggest snails I’ve ever seen in my entire life! AJ and I grabbed three of them
and put them on the railing to watch them while Whitchurch taught us things. We
named them Richard Parker 4, 5, and 6. They were fun while it lasted, then we
had to go. Richard Parker 4 climbed over Richard Parker 5 and knocked them both
off the railing. It was fun to watch them.
Then we went to the cemetery at the bottom of the hill that had the grave of Jacob Spori, a missionary there. Brother Woods took us to this creepy bathroom in the middle of an alley that I have no idea how they even discovered that place. But that’s alright, it was an emergency and we all had to go. Then we drove to Cesarea on the coast. It was gorgeous. We first stopped by an aqueduct and it was soooo beautiful! The Sea was warm and I found a bunch of sea glass.
Then we drove to Herod’s Palace at Cesarea. We watched another cool movie and then got to explore. I walked around a few ruins and then tried to throw sea shells back into the sea. The wind was so strong it sent them right back at me. AJ and I tried to get pictures with the waves crashing up the wall and splashing over us and his turned out great but mine ended with my butt getting soaking wet and I felt like I peed my pants. Then me, Karren, Alex, Julie, Emily and AJ searched through the sea shell covered shore for sea glass. We found some massive chunks and so many different colors. I kept finding dead crabs. That was probably my favorite part. It was so fun to treasure hunt through the sea shells. We spent all our time there.
Then we drove back home to Jerusalem, for the last time. My time here is ending fast which is terrifying. It’s bittersweet to say I’m going home to Jerusalem for the last time. It was fun to see the security guards again. They’re so much fun! The center was all decorated for Christmas which made me and Nichel almost start crying. It’s perfect. We ate dinner at the Oasis and talked with the cooks who we missed terribly! We watched Elf that night and I helped usher for a jazz concert here. I listened for a little bit then had to go finish watching Elf. It’s freezing here suddenly and I swear they don’t turn the heat on here in the center!
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| Nichel and I were freezing! |
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| Richard Parker 4, Richard Parker 5, and Richard Parker 6. Love them. |
Then we went to the cemetery at the bottom of the hill that had the grave of Jacob Spori, a missionary there. Brother Woods took us to this creepy bathroom in the middle of an alley that I have no idea how they even discovered that place. But that’s alright, it was an emergency and we all had to go. Then we drove to Cesarea on the coast. It was gorgeous. We first stopped by an aqueduct and it was soooo beautiful! The Sea was warm and I found a bunch of sea glass.
Then we drove to Herod’s Palace at Cesarea. We watched another cool movie and then got to explore. I walked around a few ruins and then tried to throw sea shells back into the sea. The wind was so strong it sent them right back at me. AJ and I tried to get pictures with the waves crashing up the wall and splashing over us and his turned out great but mine ended with my butt getting soaking wet and I felt like I peed my pants. Then me, Karren, Alex, Julie, Emily and AJ searched through the sea shell covered shore for sea glass. We found some massive chunks and so many different colors. I kept finding dead crabs. That was probably my favorite part. It was so fun to treasure hunt through the sea shells. We spent all our time there.
Then we drove back home to Jerusalem, for the last time. My time here is ending fast which is terrifying. It’s bittersweet to say I’m going home to Jerusalem for the last time. It was fun to see the security guards again. They’re so much fun! The center was all decorated for Christmas which made me and Nichel almost start crying. It’s perfect. We ate dinner at the Oasis and talked with the cooks who we missed terribly! We watched Elf that night and I helped usher for a jazz concert here. I listened for a little bit then had to go finish watching Elf. It’s freezing here suddenly and I swear they don’t turn the heat on here in the center!
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