Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Today's the day

What a life-changing week! Between the Brazilian Blowout (worth every penny and more), the shellac manicure (I'm still in awe) and my brand new iPhone (love at first sight)... I feel like I'm a brand new woman!

Okay... perhaps the above are life-improvers rather than life-changers. The Brazilian Blowout is going to save me endless time and energy... I can now actually spin at 6AM, shower and dry at the gym, and still be where I need to be on time, stress-free and looking good. That's priceless.

I'm not sure how often I'll actually do the shellac manicure but it's comforting to know that I can pay for a manicure that won't chip the next day. This is largely a part of why I've been doing my own nails for the past few years. It seemed cost-effective and I actually find the process relaxing. Plus, I love being able to dry at home.

And the iPhone, oh the iPhone. I can now take outfit photos in which you'll actually be able to see what I'm wearing! What a novel concept!

But perhaps the most life-changing event of the week is yet to come. I leave for Israel tonight.

...and I haven't even finished packing and have about ten errands to run before the car picks me up at 4. So I just want to say this. Thank you all SO much for your support over the past few months. I have no scheduled posts or guest bloggers lined up, so this will officially be the longest hiatus in JGIWC history. I am told that free WiFi is prevalent in Israel so I am going to attempt to tweet when I can. I return to New York on Christmas day and I look forward to catching up with you all then.

I will leave you with these parting words of advice that Nana gave me: "Remember, love. Don't bring home an Israeli! Bring home a nice American man."

I love you all! Happy early Hanukkah!

15 comments:

  1. Hahaha you grandma sounds kind of amazing :)

    Have fun!

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  2. Bon Voyage! I follow your blog in my Google reader and am always impressed by your poise and drive - you are truly an inspiration to me! Have a wonderful trip!

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  3. I wish you all the best in Israel! I have tons of friends that have done Birth Right and they all loved it. I look forward to hearing about your travels!

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  4. Teddi, I read constantly through Google Reader and don't get over here often enough to comment, and I apologize for that. I just wanted to say that I am SO EXCITED for you to make this trip, and I cannot wait to hear all about it. Travel safely, and love every minute of it. This will be a life-changer, I'm sure of it!

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  5. HAVE A WONDERFUL TIME, MAZEL TOV, SAFE TRAVELS, LOVE YOU

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  6. Enjoy your time in th Holy Land...I can only imagine how wonderful an experience you will have....be safe...

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  7. I am keeping my fingers crossed for you regarding this nice American man...

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  8. Safe travels. Cannot wait to hear about your journey!

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  9. Hope you have a lovely trip! And I've been meaning to try Shellac for forever. :)

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  10. I hope you have a wonderful time and a safe trip!

    May this trip be everything you want it to be and more!

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  11. Have a good time! I can't wait to read all about your trip!

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  12. I am late in this, but have an amazing trip!

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