I'm Roberta Morris. Maybe you've met me, but don't recognize me. No one does these days, because I keep making rather dramatic changes to my hair.
I've recently given up blonde and reverted to my natural brunette in what I'm calling my Unnoticed news from Israel
Where has this month gone? Into the history books, I guess.
Nothing good will have come from this chapter of what seems like an eternal saga of war, except this headline, from the online edition of the Jerusalem Post:
Aug. 8, 2006 19:11
7 rockets hit Nahariya chicken coop, 2 cows die
This tops my all time favorite bit of news from Israel, usurping the position of an article reporting that thousands of mice were rushing toward the Mediterranean and hurling themselves from the rocks at Rosh Hanikra into the sea. Scientists had no explanation for it.
Sometimes I think we are all heading toward a rocky precipice, without explanation.
Nothing good will have come from this chapter of what seems like an eternal saga of war, except this headline, from the online edition of the Jerusalem Post:
Aug. 8, 2006 19:11
7 rockets hit Nahariya chicken coop, 2 cows die
This tops my all time favorite bit of news from Israel, usurping the position of an article reporting that thousands of mice were rushing toward the Mediterranean and hurling themselves from the rocks at Rosh Hanikra into the sea. Scientists had no explanation for it.
Sometimes I think we are all heading toward a rocky precipice, without explanation.
Labels: MIddle East
posted by Roberta at 3:24 PM
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