More FYI

There have been questions about the food issue here so here it goes....
The mall on the ground floor of the Vital has a grocery store, very similar to home.
The mall has almost everything you could need, clothes, drugstore, electronic store, etc...
On Friday there is a fresh food market that sets up in the mall with hot food, fresh
fruit and vegies, desserts, etc...
There is a bakery in the mall with fresh bread.
The coffee shop is kind of like a Starbucks, but I think better.

The KIWI Kitchen has: a two-burner hotplate, 2 pots with lids, an electric
frying pan, a Panini press, a big bag to carry it all in, a toaster,
plastic storage containers, vegi pealer, bowl, knives, strainer, spatula.
I might have missed a couple things, but you get the idea.

In other words...don't worry about food in Israel!!!

My friend, Marilyn, loves to exercise and has found that the classes at the
gym downstairs are very good. She has also been walking to the beach and
swimming in the sea! While I am in the room resting she has found some
incredible health food stores, open-air markets that have everything you
can dream of in them and all sorts of other fun things. I'm just a little
sad that I can't join her in these discoveries.

Make sure your Kindle, Ipad, whatever you have is loaded up before you come
to Israel. You can't even watch Netflix or listen to Pandora because of some
licensing thing and the internet. I'm sure that a computer genius could figure it
out, but I don't have the energy.

If you can think of other questions, just put them in the comments below and I will do
my best to answer them!!