Art Fair

Gavriel in Israel

Yesterday we went to an art fair.  It only lasts for a few weeks and it is only in Jerusalem.  It is next to the Old City.  The first thing we did when we got there was look around.  Not long after we looked, we found something that we all liked.  

We are going to put it in our apartment in Modiin.

Then we went to a little play in Hebrew in the kids' area.  It was called "Tom the Giant".  It was not that good, we left in the middle.  Then my Abba got tapped on the shoulder and asked if he wanted to join a minyan for mincha.  And he said "Yes", and I thought it was cool that there are people around in random places that if they can find enough Jews for a minyan, they'll have one.  I think it is neat.  After that we got some food.  This was like my experience in the food court.  Except much easier, because as soon as my Ima said "Would you like some fish and chips?" Ezra and I immediately said "Yes".   The fish and chips were fish sticks and french fries, but it was still good.  

After that we looked at art from all around the world.  It was fun seeing how different people have different things.  Now I know that Argentina has good marionette puppets.  After we looked at all of the art, we went to take a seat for the concert.  The concert was by Eviatar Banai.  While we were waiting for the concert, I saw something moving in the air, I looked up and it was a bat.  Before the concert started, Ezra and I saw at least 50 bats.  The concert was awesome, although we did not get to see the whole thing because it started at 9pm, and we left around 10pm.  So we saw at least half of the concert.  

Signing off,

Gavi