Monthly Archives: May 2009

Summer Stock Mediterranean Haven

Porquerolles is the largest, most westerly of the three islands in the Îles d’Hyères. It is a beautiful island I went there for the day on a very sunny April day. Robin at around the island has created a new … Continue reading

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Traveler’s Frustration

I don’t usually regret being a woman rather than a man except for two or three things. I was reminded of one yesterday as I read a traveller’s book. I picked this book on my friend’s bookshelves because of its … Continue reading

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Early Weekly Review

Since the festival of Shavuot starts tonight, I won’t be blogging for at least two days. That’s why I am posting this early roundup. On My Blog Photo memes: – Get Well Flowers (and Card) for Today’s Flowers – First … Continue reading

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Combining Old and New

Mary has a new meme: Window Views. Check her blog for windows from all over the world.

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Kosher Cooking Carnival: It’s UP

The new edition of KCC (the Kosher Cooking Carnival) is up. Thanks Gillian for your hard work as well as the great ratings you’ve given me.

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Bulgur Chili

4 servings This nutritious dish – otherwise known as chili sin carne – can be served plain or topped with grated mozzarella or cheddar. It is a fine vegetarian alternative to chulent. 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 cloves garlic, finely … Continue reading

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First Cherries

It has been warm and sunny for a while in the most Southern half of France so the first cherries are available on the local markets. On Tuesdays, just post any photo you like (it must be one of your … Continue reading

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Local Jewish Community: Chalon

The first mention of a Jewish community in Chalon-sur-Saone (Burgundy) dates back to 1075. In the Middle-Ages, what is now known as the main street was called Rue des Juifs. In 1306, the Jews were expelled from France by Philip … Continue reading

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Get Well Flowers (and Card)

This morning I received these Get Well flowers from my nicest class as well as this card. For more flowers from around the globe, Today’s Flowers is hosted by Luiz Santilli Jr. and managed by Santilli and Denise bc.

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His Father’s Paradise

Before asking my readers for advice on books I should read, I visited Jew Wishes, a Jewish-themed blog kept by a friend of mine. She has a page entitled Books read in 2009 which contains thorough book reviews. Her review … Continue reading

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