Today Daniel and I were picked up outside our hotel by Ilan Binder, the man who will be distributing my products here in Israel. We met with four prosthetic clinics that he works with. We were only able to see these four because it is passover here and the clinics only work half day during this time. Everyone was very positive about the XT9 Knee and said they had patients who would most likely be interested.
After meeting with the clinics, we went to a restaurant nearby and had some of the most amazing food!
Apparently there is some kind of law against pita here, so it was a treat to go somewhere that actually serves it. I don't know if it's just for passover of what but pita bread is hard to find in Israel.
We ate at this Iraqi restaurant that was just incredible! They filled up a table that would seat eight people with a full selection of everything from from hummus to chicken hearts and it was all really amazing. I actually had three or four hearts my choice. One of the most tasty things was this cauliflower they had. I have no idea how they made it or even what to guess but it was so good!
After the meal Daniel and I were so tired that we could hardly keep our eyes open, but we got a great tour of Tel Aviv from our host Ilan that kept us awake for a while. Ilan has joined Sara's team in trying to convince me to move to Israel.
Hey hun, what do you say we sell the rights to the XT9 and I can become a full time photographer while we live of the interest? We can start with Israel and then move every three years to a new place which we can just explore with the camera and sell the photos. Let me know what you think. It sounds like the life to me and I could handle living here for a while.
...Back on track for everyone else... I have started a photo album on here so you can see some of my photos. Their not that great yet but hopefully now that business is over and the tour is beginning, I will get some better shots. Just look for the link to the right entitled "Middle East Photos".
Hope you enjoy.
Jarem