First crop of tomatoes from the garden. Plenty more to come.
Fresh mulberries from a nearby tree – these are seriously good, and there are so many of them I made jam this week.
The older girls with newly braided hair.
Israel, planning to make many wonderful things with these discarded boards you see in the picture.
I hope your summer started off with just the right vibes! Enjoy the season.
Domestic Felicity 
wow! you already have tomatoes, this is awesome and your girls’ hair looks amazing. 🙂 i am not very good at french braiding.
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I was always jealous and in awe of ladies who were good at braiding, until recently a friend of mine showed me how she does it. She’s Ethiopian and her daughters, who have very kinky hair, always have super cool hair styles.
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your friend is a very good teacher! i guess i will need to practice more! 🙂
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Awesome…all of it!!! Thanks for sharing!!
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Thanks for following us along the journey 🙂
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Can you do a video tutorial of French braiding? I’d love to know how to do it!
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I’ll try to do a clear video 🙂
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How do you remove all the bugs from the mulberries? That would seem impossible. Many thanks!
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Hava, I soak them for a few minutes in a mild soap solution and then pressure wash them. Hope this helps!
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Your daughters’ braids look beautiful! Congratulations on learning to braid! Are there many Ethiopians in Israel?
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Lin, there are perhaps 100,000 Jews of Ethiopian descent in Israel?.. Something like that. Our neighborhood has a large community, mostly people who had come in Operation Moses (1984) and Operation Solomon (1991).
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