Hello Peter,

So, you’re into the tour operator’s game, great fun.

Just lockup the car, the dog, the cat and what else when you go next time, because as goes the saying; the mice dance when the cat’s out!

Friendly yours,

Robert.

 

 

Hello Peter, isn't it wonderful to be missed?

And, believe me, missed you were. Your

friends were emailing each other trying to

find out if you were OK and here you were

out gallivanting around. tch! tch! Well I did

get a quick email this morning telling me

everything was alright. It is great to see

you back. ALP was just not the same without

you.

 

Evelyn

Hi Roger,

Thanks, it's great to be back.

Yep, that's murphy's law. Go away for a few days and anything that can happen will. :) But, life's taught us how to cope with these things.

I'm grateful nothing happened to my daughter. The car's just an object that can be fixed and as I said with humans it's not always so easy.

I love traveling around Israel. I know the country very well and many of the historical places. My group of tourists and I had a great time.

I'll have a look at your article today. 

Shalom,

Peter

Hi Robert,

Not so easy to lock everything up when you have family. Especially children that want to use your car instead of theirs. :)

Not really in the tour operator business but my friend is and I've helped him out in the past when clients came with more people then contracted for.  It's a great break and the money is very good. Soooo, I am happy to help him when I can.

Shalom,

Peter

Hi Evelyn,

It is a good and warm feeling to know that your friends missed you. The feelings are mutual since I missed all of you very much too.

Gallivanting around is about right and what a pleasure it was.

Thanks for your warm welcome it's much appreciated.

Shalom,

Peter