Well, it wasn’t a break really as I never have official time off, but Passover, above and beyond the Seders and ceremonies, was indeed action packed this year! I’ll go into the details later, but enjoy the pics for now – we have the once every 28 years Birkat Hachama, Good Friday in Jerusalem and this insane hiking and camping trip I took in the Golan. Happy what’s left of Passover!
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Founder and Publisher of Jewlicious, David Abitbol lives in Jerusalem with his wife, newborn daughter and toddler son. Blogging as "ck" he's been blocked on twitter by the right and the left, so he's doing something right.
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Well, althought Passover is nearly over, if you’re looking for great kosher for passover recipes visit Hartley Confections:
http://hartleyconfections.com/2009/04/15/matzoh-pies-the-lastest-in-israeli-delicacies/
And if you feel like sharing a few pennies for shamelessly advertising your site on Jewlicious, there’s PayPal: http://www.paypal.com.
I like her blog. Good Job, Ms. Hartley Confections.
Yeah but how totally irrelevant to the post. Pure comment spam ya know? I want people to discuss my photos or what they did during Passover, not pimp their blogs. jessica could have written something like “this is what I cooked during Passover” or something, but no. And it’s not like it helps. We add “nofollow” tags to any URL in the comments so you get no Google points at all. I am assuming Jessica is clueless and probably well meaning so i won’t do anything horrible to her comment or to her blog, but sheesh.
[…] been spending my time lately. Catching up on South Park. Not traveling like froylein, or going on amazing adventures like ck, or doing much of anything other than the usual Passover related activities and surfing on […]