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Here in Israel we have a 6 day working week, so I look forward to Shabbat.
We have a shiur on Friday nights during the winter which changes to Shabbat day in summer time when Shabbat goes out later.
Here is my blog about our daily life in Israel
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My mum is known as Nana to her grandchildren, that is a popular name for grandmother which the very name make one feel old
Here in Israel I am known as Savta which is Hebrew for grandmother/nana.
Just like the expression yummie mummie I have coined…
After a busy, hectic week I look forward to Shabbat. Twenty-five hours of serenity, no news, no TV, no rushing here or there.
Often we have family or friends over, there is always a good shiur to listen to especially our Chabbad Rabbi who gives a sh…
Share ideas to make Shabbos special 52 times a year! Troubleshoot ways to fit a break into an already hectic, overextended schedule.
Living in Israel is a ride sometimes bumpy and sometimes smooth but it has been the best place in the world to bring up children and now that my children are married is now even more dynamic.
You can visit my blog and see
http://shulamit5770.blogspo…
A place where Jewish Grandmas can chat and share ideas and stories
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- What kinds of things do you want to talk about?
- My home, children, grandchildren, day to day life in Israel
- About Me:
- I give Aromatherapy, natural therapy and Jewish Reiki, I enjoy walking, lazy days by the sea and of course visiting my children and grandchildren.
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- At 4:16am on November 18, 2009,
Stephanie Lana Taylor said…
- Every mum and grandma want to know that their children are safe. We are not in control of many things, so we need a very big dose of emunah.
We can help protect our children with the right advice, how to deal with sibling rivalry as an example.
We want our children to grow up healthy and strong, we nurture them but it is difficult to protect from acts of nature.
There is a lot of hype about swine H1N1 flu at the moment and the vaccinations that are available can be potentially dangerous they have thimerosal and squaliene which can be associated with a lot of problems. There has been amazing studies with vitamin D and its power to protect against flu. It is safe although you should ask a doctor what dose to give a child. Adults can take 2000 units a day.
http://shulamitshealthblog.blogspot.com/
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