“The earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens.” – Baha’u’llah While Israel is most famous for its religious significance to Muslims, Christians, and Jews, it is also home to the most important spiritual sites for another religion, the Baha’i faith. The Baha’i faith is one of the most unique religions I have come across, and … More Beautiful Bahá’í Gardens
My best discoveries often come from my excursions with Charlie. Wrong turns, desperate need for bathroom breaks, and avoidance of busy streets lead me to some of the most amazing sights in Israel. While on a ride a few weeks ago, I was led to an incredible mural that covered the entire wall of a … More Haifa: Where Walls Can Talk
Before I get started, if you have not yet read my previous blog post, Holy Land of Hummus, I highly suggest you go back and take a quick look. It offers a little insight on the middle eastern subculture that is hummus. With a desire to experience hummus and its story in Israel, I set … More On The Hummus Route
The selfie. A mindlessly conformist behavior. A form of self-absorption. Possibly narcissistic, preventing appreciation of the present. Is it possible the selfie has some creative potential? Can it be a form of self-expression? Conveying a mood and telling a story? I think yes! So here you have it. A look at my attempt to create … More A Photo Gallery of Cycling Selfies
I think the best way to understand the diversity of the culture here in Israel is to learn about Israeli cuisine. Israeli cuisine adopted and adapted the cuisines of the Middle east, the Mediterranean, and Europe. One may define this as cultural appropriation, but I see it as a symbol of respect and a desire … More Shuk and Cook: Food Ventures in Israel
Travels With Charlie 