What have I missed telling you about

Welp we are living in Tel Aviv and it's crazy how much of a drastic change this is from any other place we have been. The last two days I'll just update in one post. We have been hanging out with Avi a bit (Robert's friend from last year) and just working on strengthening that relationship. We have cruised the town with him and just had as much time with him as possible. Robert and he bond super well and have had some good one on one time as well. Inbar is our girl at the Surf Club we have hit it off with and we are focusing on spending time with her and trying our best to start a solid friendship with her. We met a little girl today named Noa (seems like the little ripper of the crew), I'm stoked to get to kick it with her tomorrow and maybe even get to surf with her. Us girls got to surf today - which for me was well needed. I started to get salty I wasn't salty. This stop is a change of pace for sure. It's slow and self motivated in our days (nice change) but a change that is a challenge. The cool thing is it allows us to cruise with people we wouldn't normally get to. Like a lot of the crew we meet living in a hostel. I met this woman today at the surf club (Beth). She used to live in the states but has raised her kids here for the last nine years. She was so stoked on Surfing The Nations and wants her boy to do our summer challenge. I just sat outside and got to talk with her because of the flexibility of this part of our trip it has allowed talks like this. It's really honestly a refreshing change. God has used us in ways we haven't expected and it's amazing to see the diversity in each stop on this trip. Three days until we fly home and it's starting to hit me. The little culture shocks from Egypt to here are already getting me -- so I'm sure going home will bring some culture shocks too.