Imperfect produce equals great buys!
September 25, 2011
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Since I’ve arrived in Israel, I’ve bought a huge amount of produce – it’s delicious and affordable. I choose to limit myself to the purchases
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Since I’ve arrived in Israel, I’ve bought a huge amount of produce – it’s delicious and affordable. I choose to limit myself to the purchases
>>How have your kids responded to the time it has taken to set up a “homey home”?>> When you’re just a couple, you can enjoy
>>you mentioned that yad2 is in Hebrew; do you think that you could’ve managed all these purchases without the language skills, maybe just some broken
Living here in Israel, my food buying habits have somewhat changed (I haven’t yet been able to find a bulk supplier and the stores here
We aren’t yet finished furnishing our new home, but we’re getting close! Today I want to share with you what we bought, and how much
I was asked a number of times, why didn’t we take a lift when making the move here? Making a lift enables people to bring
This week we had our first guests for Shabbos – I asked dh to invite a family of six that moved here three days before
Yesterday I had a super full and tiring day – as I wrote that, I thought to myself that lately, I could start most of
>>So DS9 is still home? Is that hard for him being the only “school-aged” kid at home?<< From the time we first thought about moving
“But why aren’t your fridge and stove working properly?” Well, this is part of the fun of our move. 🙂 First of all, the background.