Moving to Jerusalem and First Day on Job

We moved into our apartments in Jerusalem last night. We are living in a student village that is connected to Hebrew University. It is a large, modern complex (was built few years ago). The apartment is really cute--nice kitchen, common area with sofa and chairs, 2 bathrooms, and one shower. And best of all--we all have our own bedrooms! The bedrooms are all identical--large desk, bed, and closet. And a surprisingly large amount of storage space. I am living with two girls (Leora and Ariella-my roommates from Tel Aviv) and two boys (Gabe and Lawrence). There is a grocery store right down the street, which is definitely convenient. Apparently I am living in far East Jerusalem (right next to the Green Line!) They told us it is a nice area to go jogging in, but to be careful because we may accidently jog into Arab neighborhoods!! But the security there is extensive. Student picture IDs were printed up for us, and we must show them to the guards everytime we enter the complex. So I'm happy with my accomodations and rooming situation. There is supposedly a gym very close by, so I hope to find it and join if it isn't too expensive (but then again it's Israel, so I'm sure it will be pretty steep!)
Today was my first day of work. Is actually, because I am still here and pretty much bored out of my mind! They work from 9-6 here, which is a really long day! I was basically just told to research their clients, and that is what I have been doing for the past 8 hours, but there is only so much research I can do at one time! They have pretty much left me alone the rest of the day! I heard that that is often the case in Israel--very laissez faire. People are kind of doing their own things--it's very quiet, and they seemed to go to lunch or not go to lunch whenever they want. I'm hoping they will start giving me specific tasks shortly, because this will get old very fast!! They all seem very nice though. And on the plus side, I found my way here with very little drama. It is only a few miles from where I live, and there is a bus station right outside of the dorms. Let's hope it goes smoothly on the way home! I will start buying a monthly bus pass (good for throughout Jerusalem at any time) and Ruder Finn is supposedly going to reimburse me.
Here's hoping my internship becomes a little more productive and interesting!