Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Helping to build the Sukkah
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Kapparos
Here's Bruria with a "Keter shel Kapparot" that she made in gan- its got pictures of fish and coins on the sides- cute, no?!
Monday, September 21, 2009
Cute Quote: What to wear???
Bruria: No, Mommy, I don't want to wear that dress today!
Mommy: Why not?
Bruria: I want to wear a dress that our guest didn't see yet!
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Bruria's new hairstyle
And after reading all your comments, I just wanted to clarify a few points:
- Mommy- The scissors were NOT laying around- Bruria pulled them out of the drawer! It seems like NOTHING in this house is "out of the reach of children" unless its hanging from the ceiling (and even then, they try to bang the ceiling fan with a broomstick!)
- Ruthie- "her genes taught her" - it wasn't me who cut my hair when I was little...it was a friend of mine who will go unnamed! (but that was much worse...she practically scalped me, so Mommy had to give me an awful boy haircut...so I should be happy that all Bruria did was give herself some bangs!)
- Mrs. Feldman- oy vey! Please don't tell me that! I thought that now I was "yotzei"!
- I loved the poems! This was really fun! Thank you (?!) Bruria for giving us all a good laugh!
Getting dressed by yourself
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Ode to Bruria's Hair
There was a lovely family,
With but one little girl,
Among sons numbering three.
Well this girl's mother,
With her hair she would play
Braids, pigtails or curls,
A different style every day.
This mother was very picky-
Doing the hair took quite long,
But often she’d re-do it,
Since it just looked all wrong.
Thought the mother to herself,
As she did her daughter’s hair,
Were I to have more daughters-
This would be an all day affair!
Well the very next day,
Everything did change,
When her dear little daughter,
Found a scissor in reaching range.
The girl chopped off her hair-
Her styling skills were poor,
She left hairs of all lengths,
Strewn across the bathroom floor.
She cut herself some uneven bangs,
Halfway around her head,
Instead of her long, lovely locks,
She had a zig-zag look instead.
The poor mother was distraught-
What could she possibly do?
There was no doubt about it-
Her styling days were through!
Well the mother will have to learn,
Not to always be so vain,
(Or at least for the time being,
Until the hair grows back again!)
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Grabbing candy already?!?!
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Brain boo-boo's
I bought him a helmet and exlained to him how it will help protect his head in case lo aleinu he should fall from the bike. I told him that inside our head is our brain, which is one of the most important parts of the body, and that we want to make sure that it doesn't get hurt.
Well one day, when we had visitors, Yisrael was out riding his bike. All of a sudden, he came running inside, screaming, "Mommy! I got a boo-boo on my brain!" We all had a good laugh!
*many thanks to my brother-in-law Yon who supplied the bike, and to my friend Tali Messing who brought it to Beitar!