Thanks to Passover cleaning taking up so much time and not wanting to bother you while you are away . . . I’m posting my wishes to you here.
Here’s to a happy, healthy and fun year ahead for you . . . and that’s no April Fools!
Have a safe trip home and I will talk to you when you get back.
C’est Moi
Did ya know it was missing? We didn’t. . . which makes the fact that we found it even more interesting. As JL just stated “You’re supposed to find the Afikomen, not the shank bone!”
Here’s the story:
As JL was putting more of the Passover foods away and moving out the non-Passover stuff he found a bag of groceries. Inside he found quite the surprise – none other than Mr. Shank bone himself! So what to do, what to do???? I called my mother and asked her. She first said to just get rid of it (before she knew what we were talking about). Then she said just roast it if it isn’t raunchy when we open it and who cares since nobody eats it.
I guess we’ll see what happens later when we open it. We just don’t want to have to travel to the kosher store again to get one tomorrow. It’s going to be CRAZY since there will be a million people there getting last minute things.
C’est Moi
Last Saturday night was the start of Purim. We took NHL to the Megillah reading at night where kids and even some adults dress up in costumes. NHL wore his monkey costume that looks like Curious George. He also brought his George and had fun using the graggers. Everything was fine until Eeyore showed up. The Executive Director of temple wore a full body Eeyore costume that sent him over the edge. We won’t even mention what happened when the rabbi showed up as Winne the Pooh and cantor as a frog/lizard. Eventually they took their “heads” off and NHL calmed down (it took QUITE some time). As time went on he actually smiled and waves to Eeyore and laughed about being afraid of them. We shall see if this experience helps us next time we got to Chuck E Cheese.
Below are photos from the service.
NHL as Curious George:
Happy Spud!
NHL with Aunt S and Uncle M
C’est Moi
