Things have been
quite hectic these past few weeks, with school ending, Joshua’s graduation from
6th grade, Shavuot, and many activities with the children.
But lest you think I am confined to quarters recuperating – and that might be a
wonderful idea – we are really busy now with Joshua here for his Nana/Sabba
week.
He’s keeping us quite
busy, and I cannot spend too much time typing, so what I will do instead is
upload a few pictures.
First, Joshua’s
graduation.
After
spending Shabbat in Sharon, we headed back to New York first thing Sunday
morning to catch the Mets at Citi Field. They have been in a bit of a slump but
the weather was fabulous and Joshua is a great sport who sees the joy in the
game even when it does not go well for his team. One big advantage of the New
York major league ball parks is that they have kosher food concessions. Of
course the disadvantage is that most 11 year old boys fail to accept the idea
that the following menu
Lunch: two hotdogs, a
potato knish, a bottle of Sprite
Late afternoon snack:
an ice cream sandwich
Dinner: fried chicken
nuggets and French fries
can cause some
abdominal upset. We know this about him but it is so hard to say “no” to that
adorable face of his! We’ll be going again on Wednesday and I think he really
means it when he says he plans to limit himself a bit more!
This morning we spent
on our tour of Citi Field. This was totally cool, particularly standing right
there on the field. It is such a different view. There was one part of the tour
that was not accessible but the boys came back and reported to me. And of
course we took lots of pictures.
Stay tuned for future
installments! And enjoy Spring!
Love,
Rebecca
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