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  • Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday!

    Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday! I think I’ll just type out the list of countries that contributed, because I’m in need of just a little armchair traveling at the moment. Somewhere that will take me away from all the red sand from a recent sand storm that has left our enitre neighborhood, (and my container…

  • Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday!

    Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday! Last week we had contributors from Spain, Portugal, The United States, Macedonia, Singapore, Guatemala, South Africa, The United Kingdom, Hungary, Australia, The Netherlands, Israel, Romania and maybe more! As always it is such a pleasure to connect with you all! I still haven’t quite gotten back into the crafting mode…

  • Today We Remember Our Fallen Soldiers

    Soldiers pray at the Western Wall, source here. Today is Yom HaZikaron, Israeli Memorial Day for our fallen soldiers. At every cemetary in the country families and friends and communities at large gather to mourn and to remember their children who gave their lives in the protection of our tiny country. A tiny country surrounded…

  • Klil HaChoresh (Judas Tree) In Bloom!

    This spring due possibly to the large amount of rain we had this winter, the blooming trees have been particularly spectacular, and one in particular kept catching my eye during our week of outings during the Passover holiday. And since it was so particularly beautiful, I was very curious to know what kind of tree…

  • Welcome To Craft Schooling Sunday!

    Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday! Last weeks’s party was just packed with great projects from bloggers from places like Macedonia, Sweden, The United Kingdom, Singapore, India, The Netherlands, Japan, The United States, Australia, Hungary, and Guatamala! Of course I hope that some of you from other countries not yet represented will step forward and help…

  • Welcome To Craft Schooling Sunday!

    Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday! We have just finished eight glorious days of eating matzo and we’re now packing away all the Passover dishes until next year! I’m dropping in for a moment to post the favorites from last week, and then it’s back to sealing boxes before even a speck of bread is brought…

  • Late Spring In The Galil, Northern Israel

    Spring in the Galil, the region in Northern Israel that we call home is especially gorgeous and full of amazing sights for the whole family! I'm off to prepare for the final days of Passover, but thought I'd take a moment to share just a few photos from our adventures this week, during the Passover…

  • Hand Built Ceramic Textured Fish Plates

    I happen to love fish shaped plates, and yes, dear readers, I made these ceramic fish plates with my own two hands. The funny thing is that although I dreamed of working with clay for years, I'm really having a hard time connecting to the whole process. Can't explain it really, but part of the…

  • Welcome To Craft Schooling Sunday!

    Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday! As you read this, I am in the midst of celebrating the week of Passover with my family, having prepared this post amidst the rush of final holiday preparations! Last week's party was full of amazing projects, and there were contributors from places like Australia, South Africa, The United Kingdom,…

  • Wishing You A Wonderful Passover Holiday!

    Dear Readers, Wishing you all a joyful and meaningful Passover! With all the preparations I just didn't have time to photograph anything specific for the holiday which starts tonight, but I think that this photo of a musical procession for a Bar Mitzvah boy is just a bit reminiscent of the Jewish People's journey out…

  • Balloon Bouquets

    I'll admit, I'm not usually a big fan of balloons as party decor, but when you need a festive centerpiece in a pinch, or to decorate a guest room for a special guest quickly, well, I think I'm sold on balloon bouquets! And of course my kids were much more excited about filling the vase…

  • Welcome Signs For Passover Visitors

    While Mommy is mostly cleaning and organizing and hopefully getting rid of unnecessary piles of stash, in preparation for the seven day (eight outside of Israel) Passover holiday, there are still some small acts of creativity happening around the house as we prepare for visitors! In this case, a small act of kindness to welcome…