Passover

For anyone else who also celebrates Passover............have a happy one. I am going to enjoy the seder this year, in moderation of course, as last year i was on liquids. I used whole wheat matzah and splenda in all my recipes and used a very lean cut of brisket. Shar

Happy Pesach (passover) to you as well! My mother and grandmother and great-grandmother taught me the traditions of my Jewish heritage. We are having a Seder dinner tonight.. though I'm not cooking. Here are some poems written by 2nd graders about passover. They tickled me and brought a smile.. so I thought I would share them. HAG HAMATZOT By Ari, Eviatar, and Yishai Matzah is really flat, It's even flatter than a mat. Matzah doesn't have any yeast, I'll eat it while I'm facing East. Now I'm at the plaza, And we're eating lots of matzah. It is very crunchy, And it is really munchy. Now we're eating matzah, It's the Afikoman, I've got ya, It was behind the couch, In a little pouch. It's time for the seder, Bring on the water. Now it's time to eat, And we'll lean in my seat. Z'MAN HERUTEYNU By Alan, Cecelia, and Katy We are free, Slaves we used to be After we crossed the Red Sea Happy and dancing were we. Z'MAN HERUTEYNU By Amos, Eli, and Maya If you see me free, You will see, I crossed the Red Sea, And sang and danced happily. -Shakeira

Cute poems. Are you a teacher? I have been munching on my haroset all morning.it's so good I can't stop!

I home school my 3 children.. does that count? lol I got the poems in a email today. I don't have any haroset.. but I did have a few almonds and dried crandberries this morning.. not as yummy though! -shakeira