Wordless: G-kids Celebrate the New Year
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I LOVE it!! We took our visitors to the airport tonight so, didn’t do much celebrating, but the city is so peaceful and so quiet! Dad and I have been sitting on the balcony enjoying the view and praying over Rosh Hasanah. The kids are precious in this picture and we’re REALLY getting anxious to see everybody!
Rosh HaShana is a shabbat. I used to love the extra shabbats during the holidays. The city is so quiet!
See you soon!