Good morning, Bowser.
My dreamwas to travel around the world, but beeing a student, then, I had no money for this.
So, instead, I went to a place where I'd meet people from all around the world.
And I did count where they all came from and it truly was from 36 countries.
The Kibbutz were hiring volunteers who'd be working for them. we'd work from 5am to 12 am and have free afternoons; be fed and have a bed; we'd be traveling during week-ends. We wouldn't be paid much.
In my second (unsuccessful) kibbutz, there was a New-Zealander girl named Carol.
She was absolutely gorgeously beautiful, with never ending legs. But I never took a picture of her, nor had her address (no time for it) and she's just in my memory, stored somewhere:(
Fumiko was traveling from one place to the other, earning just enough money to pay for a plane seat to the next destination. She was going to a monastery.
There was a student in medecine coming from Rwanda. He had no money, in a country that had no Rwanda embassy (Israel and Rwanda had no diplomatic ties) but he asked for help from the Belgian embassy (being its former colonizer). The funny thing was that I traveled to Israel with my US passport so I wasn't interested in the Belgian embassy; I have no idea what happened to the guy.
Raoul
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- Just curious; how amny of you actuall have been to Israel?
