There is a 3-day fruit and vegetable strike in Israel right now.
And we're still waiting for rain.
And my baby got her 4-month-and-14-day shots today. And didn't cry.
And I took a ballet class today for the first time in a long time.
And many people I love are expecting babies in January/February.
And I made macaroni with dill for lunch today.
And I have to go to the pharmacy.
And we have a show this Chanukah.
And I need to fold.
And I am picking up my (hopefully) repaired tap shoes this afternoon.
And such is life.
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3 comments:
WOW! To each of those!!
I just found your blog and absolutely LOVE it.
Truly a beautiful place to visit.
Hasya Ya'ara
Dear Shoshana,
Thank you so much for writing me and answering my question. I so appreciate your candidness. I grew up in a secular home and am making up for last time trying to learn as much as I can and become as observant as I can.
I loved reading that you chose to use your Hebrew name. I was born Melissa and was just given my name of Hasya Ya'ara this last year. I actually chose the name and had my Chabad Rabbi bless me with it.
I often think about legally changing it to Hasya Ya'ara.
It's a pleasure to meet you.
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