Ready? Five things Friday -
1. Yesterday on a mid-day walk, I noticed a group of tourist snapping pictures of myself and the dog. I tried to act like I didn't notice and continued gazing off into the distance, as if in deep contemplation of life. In reality I internally was laughing at the situation, hoping that when the tourists get back home they post the pictures and caption the one of me as:
'A local Israeli walking her native dog.'
LOL
2. Speaking of the dog - I've mentioned this before, but I'm unsure that Kai is ever going to get over the cat situation here. Probably my favorite cat occurrence yet was also yesterday, when a cat women came out to feed the local strays near her apartment. We just happened to be on that side of the street when literally 10+ cats began swarming the woman, meowing loudly.
Kai froze, as she usually does when she sees cats, as if it's the most alarming and fascinating situation she's ever seen. Yet in this case, watching double digit cats shove their faces with food was simply too much. She refused to move, or even cross the street with me; went full rigamortis to the point where the cat lady glared at me, as if we were plotting to hunt down one of the cats for our next meal.
In the end, I had to pick up and carry my 50 lb dog around the cat buffet, and even after that it took her awhile to recover.
3. I will forever mix up cilantro and parsley at the grocery store. They look the same, the labels are in Hebrew, and I'm still too
Upon googling, I just discovered this great side by side comparison that still literally helps me in no way. |
4. Recently I've been doing some freelance editing/content writing for a local start-up. The way I fell into it is absurd, but the point of me sharing is simply to note that I've discovered I really actually enjoy editing content. Like a lot. So, if anyone out there ever needs something edited - I'm your girl. Unless it's like a 100 page document, then you're probably going to have to flash some green at me.
5. I was recently educated that this weekend is the Jewish New Year for trees - Tu Bishvat. Because plants deserve New Years too. Supposedly you celebrate by feasting on fruit, planting trees, and drinking wine. I can get on that train.
Anyways, hope you enjoyed five random things. Make your weekend great.
Cheers -
Kait
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