Pesach Break

Hi Again,

Hope that you had a wonderful holiday. Ours was really nice. We were invited out for most of the yom tov meals, which was really great. We were in Bayit Vegan at our friend Josie's place for the seder (yes only one!) and then spent the last day of yom tov at my cousin's peaceful home in the Shomron. The rest of our Pesach was spent eating matza, cheese, and yogurt, hanging out in parks, bbqing at gan sacher, and seeing live music. The kids particularly loved the music festival in the Old City. Check out the videos of them enjoying below.

We are all doing great and loving the summer weather! Joel is still off so we are trying to go on a few outings before he returns to yeshiva. Stay tuned!

Miss you all and looking forward to our visit to TO in August!

Lots of love,

Rachel & Co.

Our blond surfer boy


The boys love eating together at their kids table. Koby insists on eating his yogurt by himself!
More park fun! I love this pic of Gav

Grabbing some dinner at the music festival
Gavi's blue balloon keter (crown) - 2 of his favorite things (blue and crowns)

Gavi gettin' down at the music fest and Koby having a blast. Sorry I couldn't flip them.

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