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Ashdod, Southern District, Israel
@idanshefer
Member since 2013
ABOUT ME Sometimes when I eat a shawarma I eat the paper wrap too because I'm so enthusiastic about it, then I look around to see if someone noticed =| Sarcastic fella I got 2 ears and 1 mouth. I use them proportionally. PHILOSOPHY Appreciate your life!
Interested in Animals
Interested in Crafts
Fluent in English
Learning Swahili
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
It's the best way to travel. Living with and experiencing the perspective of someone else's life can teach you a lot about yours. Other than that I made friends here :)
Music, Movies, and Books
Amy Winehouse, Jim Morrison, Buddy Rich Harry Potter, The Little Prince, A Brief History Of Humankind/Time Memento, Chico & Rita, Ajami
One Amazing Thing I've Done
This whole life is pretty amazing :)
Teach, Learn, Share
7 billions stories are being written right now, every single one of them will make you cry & laugh. I can share mine
What I Can Share With Hosts
My perspectives, local dishes, good company, great laughs and free love!
My Interests
Animals, Physics & Drum kits Been drumming on and off in the last few years. Somewhere in my old computer I have a video of me stage diving in the end of the show :) I like Classic Rock but I can relate a lot to Punk, Alternative, Indie, Jazz, R&B, Funk and some Hip Hop. I love the way an instrument can make you "look" at music in a different way. I like to fix stuff. I used to fix garage doors, later became a locksmith, I love DIY projects. I can speak with you for hours about car engines, algorithms and the way we can describe stuff in this world with binary numbers (e.g. how 1101001 is a zebra). Just try to keep your eyes open! Animals are kind of new interest I have since I've been volunteering with Monkeys. The way they react as individual and groups, which can tell a lot about us. When the weakest monkey goes on attack when he's encouraged by his friends, or the way monkey couples act being put together - a tale of an abusive husband or a love story.
