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Sharing some pictures today. First, my boys showing their passion for babies in a recent family get-together. Both Ron and Dan simply adore babies. They really wanted a little brother or sister, but fortunately, my brother-in-law and his lovely wife live nextdoor and they just provided us with a sweet sweet baby for the boys [...]

Spent a lovely day in Jerusalem yesterday. I have lots of pictures and stories to share, and not a lot of time, so I think I’ll split this into more than one post. We traveled with a group of senior citizens from our town, friends of my parents-in-law, in an organized one day tour to [...]

We’ve had such a wonderful day yesterday, I am thrilled about sharing some pictures here today. It being the Purim holiday, we decided to skip the busy town centers and parades and head out to a nice nature reserve. For a nice mix of history and gorgeous views, we went to the Arbel Mt. near [...]

Ron didn’t want to dress up today, but this is how Dan showed up at school: Happy Purim everyone! Ahoy! Tweet This Post

I get asked this very question online all the time these past few days. Everyone is sure that Tzipi Livni has won, but then why do so many Israelis believe that Netanyahu will be the next Prime Minister of Israel? Let’s try and shed some light on the situation. The Israeli parliament, i.e. the Knesset, [...]

If you’re in here looking for politics, then you can skip today’s post. It’s all family in pictures – winter pictures of our family in a not very rainy January – Making a small fire with Uncle Boaz: Same day, we went to enjoy more green in the fields along the path that goes behind [...]

“Mommy, I think you have something in your hair.” Just when I thought my kids were the messiest eaters around: Tweet This Post

The week long holiday is upon us, so not a lot of time to post, but I did want to quickly share some Hannuka pictures from a couple of days ago, and pictures of our two little guests for the holiday too. First Evening of Hannuka we lit the candles at home, but as you [...]

In my post about our daytrip on Saturday, I mentioned the wonderful wall art we saw in Kibbutz Or Haner and said it deserves a separate post, so here goes. We had two local guides, Kibbutz members, who provided us with information about each work of art, its history and some perceived meanings. We were [...]

Reading my title now, it does seem weird But I think I’ll leave it as it is. I just wasn’t sure how else to describe the location. “The South” doesn’t quite cut it, as technically, this is the center of Israel, and a bit to the north of the center, actually. For all practical needs, [...]