
Noah is the master matzo ball maker. On the fourth night of Chanukah we enjoyed a fusion dinner of matzo ball soup and potstickers....if there had been a Cajun dish then our dinner would have been a more complete representation of our little family.


In addition to loving the blue doors we found on a little, dusty street in Urubamba, we also enjoyed: lunch at Kaia , ...
great pictures! all your shots capture so much- i love the candle lighting with yogurt and japanese salad dressing and it's like all the things that are current now are going to make the memories of later years. when we're 96 and in rocking chairs on some porch somewhere we'll be like "member those good japanese salad dressings? ummm ummm ummmm...my daughter in law never makes a salad taste that good!"
happy holidays!
Happy Chanukah(is it really spelled that way) I thought it was spelled differently, Anyhow...the pictures are beautiful of Adam lighting the ?menorah?(is that right) Forgive me. But I hope the holidays are wonderful for you as you celebrate them in your new home.
I love the photos. I feel like I am right there watching all of you. Wish I really was!!!
Love, Mom
Happy Chanukah!!
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