Ahziv - rest

Ahziv was such a wonderful experience. It was like hakuna matata in real life. No where to run, nothing to do, nothing on your mind ... just the sea, the family and good friends.

Playing in the bucket

 What? Sleeping? Can I jump on them?!

 

Michelle and Eshel fell in love with Zvika

Every morning somebody would make a huge fruit salad for breakfast (do you notice Ronit working all the time? Thanks, the salads were wonderful)

A house for a day... We wanted to stay for longer

Raz? Uk?! (Eshel's word for stuck)

What a fun weekend! Thanks to everyone for such relaxing time.

Work

I've been working this past week ...

I just wanted to say THANK YOU to all you moms!

When I didn't work, people would tell me that I'm living in my own little world and nothing outside this world interests me ... well, guess what?! People who are working are also living in their little worlds only their worlds are filled with other things  - other people and not their families...

Thank you for bringing up people who care, people who know how to talk and how to listen, people who are great and loving and interesting!

If you want to know what I'm doing at work ... here it goes

Sasha's b-day

Sasha's birthday this year was very quiet and very good. We spent it alone in Acco - it was wonderful, very special day. What I loved about our trip that it was very relaxed and fun and happy (to tell you the truth it seems like a lot of our "family days" are not relaxed because the expectations are to high and we (parents) want too much from the kids - this day was different... we didn't want anything, it just happened!)

We were walking around Acco, enjoying the scenery - the blue sea full of jellyfish...

 

and then Michelle and Eshel spotted this...

The carriage was very old but they had fun pretending that they are prince and princess going to a ball

We decided to have a ride on a little boat - that was so much fun! There were waves and Sasha said that he feels like in "Titanic" movie

And look at Acco - it's fantastic!

afterwards we went on the carriage (I regret that! Sorry...) - Michelle really wanted to go.
The whole way I asked the man how well he took care of the horse because ... oh, poor horsie!!!
We agreed never to do this again...

Happy Birthday DADDY!!!