We like to party.

Nicole and I threw another party a couple of weeks ago, but I've been SO busy with school that I just haven't had the time to post about it! (Was that believable?)

It was a fun evening. We throw the best parties. But if you're in Tel Aviv and have a better set of speakers than we do, let me know- the next one needs better music.

Libbie!

Daniel and Nicole

Oh lord, Joel.

Alex and Lily arguing, respectfully.

Dasha and Loren- love these ladies.

Elad was having a great time at the party.

I imagine this is what Alex and I look like in class, too.

Isn't she a beauty? Yael.

Joel and Nicole are equally good dancers.

Hostess(es) with the mostest...

...and by "mostest" I mean "not much to offer except a raw space to hang out".

Nicole and I decided to have another party this weekend 

since our housewarming was such a wild success.

It really is a lot more economic to drink at house parties here than to go to bars,

and a lot of people we know live on a budget (we are students, after all). So we have

decided that we want to throw as many mixers as we possibly can.

What better way to get to know your friends and neighbors?

We made an effort to bring in a mix of Israelis and TAU students, and at one point I think I knew about 30% of the bodies in my home. I loved every second of it. 

(I believe) everyone had a great time, and we're already talking about when the next one will be.

So if you are in Tel Aviv, and you have something to celebrate but need a space...let us know!

If you're abroad, and only get to live out our (soon to be world-famous) parties vicariously through the interwebs...

then come visit Israel. 

We'll throw a party in your honor. 

And it will be the best one yet.

Nicole and I had a party.

So this week Nicole and I came to a conclusion- "we have no furniture, we have a lot of space, and nothing valuable to break or steal, so we should have a party." Decision made. We decided to invite a few friends from TAU and elsewhere to join us for a Bring Your Own EVERYTHING party. 

Seriously. Bring your own...drinks, seating, cups, ice...you get the picture.

We've been to a handful of parties thrown by TAU friends who live off campus, and so far they've all been outrageous. I was NOT looking to have the cops called on me in Tel Aviv, I'm fragile and could not handle that in a foreign language (the ER was bad enough)- so we had a modest group of classmates and some Israelis over to help us warm up our otherwise cold and empty apartment.

It was a wild success.

I'm not going to waste your time by writing about it cause pictures tell a better story.

But you should be aware that Nik and I refer to our apartment as "the safehouse" cause it seriously looks like the temporary dwelling of spies or squatters. 

We took that theme and ran with it.