6th post.

I have an hour to get ready till I go eat dinner with my host family on the Moshav.
Things are moving at a constant rate of scary.
I can't believe the army is in just three short months and our first steps are coming up next week!!! yikes

The other day the two madrichot ( army girls in charge of us) woke us up at 2 am as  a surprise army starter.  People ran outside half clothed, with kitchen spoons and thought the worst.
They made us walk and jog a little and make a chet a bunch of times.
It was really funny
they asked " DO YOU FIND SOMETHING FUNNY?!" ... i did i couldn't stop laughing .
So after that I got awake up call i decided its time to train for the army.  
tomorrow i am going to do longer runs and really get the most of my Ulpan- Hebrew class.

I am still loving everyone in the group and especially my host family *adopted families they give us on the Moshav so we won't get lonely.  They are two awesome super israeli parents and three boys.  ages 10, 13, and 15.
i remember all names except for one - so far off to a good start.
I think it is funny how things fall into place.
I haven't started thinking about the states since I have been here - because once I do I will be saddened, but lots of loves and hugs and a lot of cottage cheese,
Michali