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In Jewish liturgy and literature the week-long holiday of Sukkot, which we are now in, is called Zman Simchateinu, meaning "the season of our joy" or "our time of celebration."
So let's have some joy (especially since yesterday's post was unhappy news).
Even just looking at pictures of my newest grandchild gives me great joy!
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Libby loves to amuse herself by looking in the mirror.
This reflection is for James' Weekend Reflections.
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The photo was taken by Naomi, my daughter, another great source of joy.
Hard to believe it was only two weeks ago that the two of them were here, visiting from far-off Australia. It seems more like two years ago.
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Moadim lesimcha, happy Sukkot!
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Friday, September 24, 2010
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This is beautiful. I bet she can entertain herself for a long time.
ReplyDeleteLove the bright red dress.
What a very cute shot! :-)
ReplyDeleteSuddenly your daughter had twins to take care of :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Sukkot,Dina! I wish you and your family lots and lots of joy!
ReplyDeleteI really thought it was a picture of twins when the page opened.
ReplyDeleteLucy
Lovely shot - I thought I was looking at twins until I read your post.
ReplyDeletePlease enjoy your weekend.☺
Bonjour Dina,
ReplyDeleteYour post is so adorable.I need to confess that it reminds my daughter when she was a baby, I also did this game with her! I should have taking a picture that time! :)
Adorable baby, fantastic idea, amazing reflection!
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Léia
Such a lovely picture with your little granddaughter:-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful!! A way to have twins without all the work ;-) Peace
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely baby... Great idea !
ReplyDeleteThis is the cutest reflection yet. :)
ReplyDeleteShe is adorable and what a cute way to entertain her! I know she brings you much JOY!
ReplyDeleteThe funniest reflection ever!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sukkot!
Hag Sameach my dear Dina!!!!! ♥What a cute granddaughter and so happy for you that you just had a visit. Shabbat Shalom♥
ReplyDeleteThe nicest reflection indeed, Dina!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sukkot, full of joy :-)
Children DO bring such joy... and how lucky are you to have such a beautiful grandbaby! So cute.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought there were two Libbys. What an adorable photo!
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