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This is the scene as I turned back to look at the road towards school as I walked away for this 3 day Purim break.



and the fields as I walked on by:


and that funky stone house


and sun through the dusty air with the smell of spring flowers.



3 days off! yeah.

Oh lovely...

3 days!

tis a fortune of time

spend it wisely

spend it on you.

I want that funky house
or any funky house
a fireplace and an internet connection
three days of time
I'm good to go


beautiful country, judih
if I had a passport and a sleeping bag
and three days
I would be there

3! count em.
almost 2 but
2!
count em.

welcome all
we'll check out the stone house
and feel the vibes of those there before
2 days can equal 2 thousand years if the passport works

if ya got em
smoke em

and gettin it good

That second one has a Zen feel to it!!!!
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hi Dave!
Yes, it does - it's a deliciously large patch of field with an impossibly large sky. i could look at it forever, and everyday that i walk by, the colours and textures change.

Here's the last remnant of that 3 day break: Leftover Osnei Haman (Haman's ears) the traditional 3 cornered cookie. These i made with whole wheat dough and pure date filling.

mmmmmmmm.....

email me one of those, would ya?

Love the photos!

Glad you've enjoyed your days off...

now that's some real jam
i can almost taste those
goodies..................

the days passed but the photos remain!!! I hope you had a great time!!
beautiful way to work, judih!!! (favourite ones the second and the fifth)

Hi, judih... when i see pix like yours i can't help but wonder why people are unable to live together in more harmony than they do... having such a beautiful influence to live within every day must be missed by the blinded.

pass the cookies now, dear... i've had my say. yumm!

harmony comes in many shades. today it's dischord, tomorrow it's fusion.
thanks for joining in mark, arcadia and cecil.
we sing the best we can. the key is to listen a bit better. some things take time. it's a long song.

I tried out osnei haman yesterday, using cornflower so that my dad could have some (he's allergic to gluten) and an apple&wallnut filling.
The pastry was quite dry but it was quite a success, there are only 4 left.

i'm impressed! improvisation is the key.
Did you get the dough to hold its shape? That's always a game - to see if the triangle makes it through the process.

Sounds good, jeremy. mmmm.
perhaps i'll join you in that apple/walnut variation.