In the hotel

I've actually been quite busy doing work, so this blog entry will not be too exciting. Sunday through Thursday I get up at 6 and drive to the test site in Ashdod and wait for one of my colleagues to come escort me through the gate. Then I witness testing for a bunch of hours, and then I am free (after they escort me back out). Except "free" also includes catching up on whatever work is being sent from Seattle, so not really...

Today however testing ended early, so I'm making a blog entry, and I'm hoping to be able to catch up on some Seattle work so I can do more hanging out on the beach. The beach is very important for my mental health.

Now I've talked too much so here are some pictures.

I bought some mystery items for a late-night snack, I think they are crackers:
Of course the necessary McDonald's shot:

This is my hotel from the outside:

Don't worry - Just in case you are driving around lost and can't read the sign because you're too far away, here is a closer shot to make it clear where you are going:

Yeah, not really that helpful. Also there are some annoying things, like I get dropped from the internet a lot, and the shower curtain attacks me. However, when I come home in the evening my room looks like this:

Okay, thanks for reading. Now it's time for me to go back to working on my laptop, sitting on my balcony, watching and listening to the waves crash against the beach.