OK, all my Israel posts are now public

[rhu]

If you're not on my friends list and have been wondering why I've been silent for the last two weeks, it's because we were in Israel, and I'm neurotic enough not to post that publicly until I've returned. I just marked all those posts public, but I don't know how your RSS reader will handle it. So, if you want to know how our trip was (and it was amazing), start with the first post and work your way forward with the little green arrow at the top of each page.

And, of course, if there's something I should have seen over the last two weeks, you may wish to point it out to me here.

Comments

Haven't seen the posts till today

[johnmeli.livejournal.com]

So glad to hear from you, Andrew. I'll read the posts later, when I have time. I thought I would be able to read them as a friend, and I even created a LJ account, but I was unable to see them. Perhaps I just don't understand the conventions of LJ. Anyway, glad you're all ok. You're probably pretty tired by now.

[ennienyc.livejournal.com]

I enjoyed reading about your trip. There's so much to see in one tiny country!

I'm also paranoid about posting things publicly. I never say I'm going to an event or on a trip in advance, in case there are stalkers/robbers out there. Probably crazy, but this is the Internet.

[elainetyger.livejournal.com]

I enjoyed reading about and looking at all that stuff that I'll probably never see in person. I did not understand about some of the religious rules, but it didn't matter.

The only thing I wrote about in the past two weeks, other than my trip to Las Vegas, was that the sign project is over with the end of 2008 and that the 2009 project is people and animals at work.