Every Passover I have to laugh when we say “Chag Cherutai’nu” (Holiday of our Freedom) because I’m a slave in the kitchen nearly the entire week.
Dessert, anyone? (via Craftzine Blog)
And if you haven’t read it yet, Nominally Challenged has done a brilliant job on The Story of Passover. Can this guy write or what? Go read!
Happy Passover!
Posted on 3 April 2007, in It's Just Life. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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Thanks! It's a lovely holiday, lots of history to it, but I'd love to get out of the kitchen for a d
Have a happy Pesach, Jennifer.
Thanks, SJ, and of course the same to you and yours. When/why do you think the "ve'Kasher" was added
!חג כשר ושמח
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Lucky for you, you have the hubby to finish the job and find those few crumbs you missed, eh? Woman’s work is never done – at least, not until the man takes credit.
Hey Bob! I don’t know you from Adam, but you apparently think you know us so well that you feel free to make such a remark. Nice meeting you. Happy whatever you celebrate.