Feast of Esther!
Tatty is so happy, it is a special day for her…
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…Gilly wished her a happy Purim!
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Tatty told the story of the king Ahasuerus…
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…Gilly didn’t like the part about the scary guy Haman.
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…but the brave Queen Esther succeeded in saving the Jewish people!
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Tatty served a giant walnut and honey Hamantash for the Feast of Esther!
To all our Jewish Friends and relations: Happy Purim! Chag Purim sameach! צ’אג פורים סאמאץ ‘
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Happy Purim Hatty. I’m glad your sisters celebrated this holiday with you. I feel like Gilly, on hearing about evil people like Haman. Hopefully our world will always have an abundance of good and brave souls, like the beautiful Queen Ester, to slay these heinous acts of evil.
The girls look adorable as usual. They lift my spirits and always bring a smile to my heart.
The three girls enjoyed the story-telling and the feast! I am glad they could bring you a little smile, we are always so happy to hear that!
Lovely.
Thank you so much! Like everything else, the virus has curtailed most of the usual methods of celebrating this festival, but at least there was still Hamantashen!
what a wonderful way to celebrate Purim… Complete with a Hamantash (which I had to look up!) I always learn something from your stories.
They are delicious little pastries! The walnut and honey was pretty tasty, but we do wish there had been at least one poppyseed one!
The photos are enchanting, and seeing Gilly being comforted is a balm to the soul.
It is a fun celebration – even Gilly enjoyed it once she was given a hug and chunk of the giant Hamantash!