Passover in Rochester

More Generations
In what’s become a tradition, we headed off to BlissRochester for Passover this year. The weather was in the 70s – no 6 inch snowfalls as happened a few years back on one of these visits – and Sam could not have had a bigger blast hanging out with his older cousins. Six-month-old Noah was able to meet five-month-old Carter, and Denver aunt & uncle Bobby & Gary joined in the fun too. The Sagans made it in from Boston (thanks to a late Passover falling after tax day), so the party was bigger and better than ever! The photo above shows grandma Sherrie and grandpa Marty with all their grandkids – a rare moment having them all in one place. Here is a slideshow of the week.

A Series of 3s…

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How better to celebrate a third birthday than by having three buddies share their big day with one giant party? Well, that’s exactly what Sam, Shosana and Sam did a few weeks back. In addition to some 40 3-year-olds and under, the party featured plenty of arts & crafts, a puppet show and 3 awesome cakes.
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Next time, we’ll ask the puppeteer to skip the confetti cannon at the end – it took longer for us to clean up the rubberized floor than any other part of the party!

The photo gallery is here.

Twitter Updates for 2008-04-26

  • jealous that my brother is hanging out this weekend with Robert Frank in Savannah. Yes, that Robert Frank. http://snurl.com/25wy9 #
  • Earth Day at Glenwood Park – sampled non-pesadich 17-hour sous-vide pork belly with b&b pickles, sunchoke relish from holeman & finch – yum! #
  • So very bummed that the Elvis Costello show on Monday at the Tabernacle has been postponed. Damn u tornado! #