Something about kibbutz

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judih
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Post by judih » May 1st, 2005, 1:21 pm

yes, summer!
but this summer the actual day will matter. Be in touch.

j

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Post by Traveller13 » May 2nd, 2005, 12:39 pm

I've always liked the desert.
And always wanted to try
ostrich omelette
yum

the lifestyle itself seems very colorful
although I don't think I could bear being around other people 24/7

what's techina?
[i]~"Open your eyes, and open your eyes again"[/i]

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Post by judih » May 2nd, 2005, 1:51 pm

sesame seed paste - like peanut butter only sesame

open sesame, says i

my brain is not yet ready to close

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Post by Tilly » May 7th, 2005, 1:16 am

Hi Judih ... thanks for the snapshop of Kibutz. I found it so interesting - yet, in some way disappointing as well. I guess people are people, no matter where you are and there are always those that don't/won't go for the common good. It does sound like there are more of you that do than don't in you Kibuts and I am sure it takes a lot of effort.

Thanks again.

tilly

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Post by judih » May 7th, 2005, 1:20 am

majority rules around here. The day more people won't than will, will be the day the system crashes.

thanks for reading.
By the way, there are successful kibbutzim. It's possible!

(Ein HaShofet for example: )http://www.ein-hashofet.co.il/en/about

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