Showing posts with label Children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Children. Show all posts

31/12/2013



This was my last photo for 52Frames in 2013.
Wishing everyone a creative year to come!



19/10/2011

Happy birthday to me :)

Today is my birthday!
Got some great presents, had birthday lunch with my family and parents - and got to celebrate this birthday knowing that 
Gilad Shalit is back home!!
Wow! What an amazing day!


02/09/2011

Life after September 1st

September 1st is the day schools reopen after the looooooooong summer holidays here in Israel. And, yes, yesterday was the big day - after 2 months of no routine, travelling, too much ice cream etc, yesterday morning we woke up and got ready for school! I think everyone was happy to go back to school,
not only the parents :)
For us (and many others) it was extra exciting as one of our children started 1st grade (kita Aleph)!

27/06/2011

15/06/2011

23/05/2011

Nitai waiting...

This was an entire series of pictures - Nitai sitting outside our house waiting for daddy to come home from work... SO here are a few more :)


Lag Baomer - bonfires and marshmellows :)

Yesterday was Lag Baomer, which in Israel means lots of bonfires, and even more roasted marshmellows :) We sealed our windows, so that the smell of fire would stay OUTSIDE, and went to the bonfire arranged by Jonathan's (my 11 year old) class...




22/05/2011

18/05/2011

Yom Haatzmaaut - Israel's Independence Day

Last week we celebrated Israel's independence day. We went to see the flotilla at the Marina in Herzlia, and afterwards for the annual BBQ at my brother and sister-in-law :)




AKIM exhibit!

I sent in a picture to a local photo competition, with the theme "WATER". At the end of the competition, 30 out of the 300 pictures received were displayed at an exhibit! I was VERY honoured to have my picture displayed!! 
The opening of the exhibit was a fundraising event for AKIM MODIIN.

17/05/2011

First blog post!

So I decided to start a new blog for my new hobby :) So this is a test, and here is a random picture... My youngest son Nitai waiting for Daddy tocome home.