ONE OF THOSE DAYS
You know the ones I mean.
When it's constantly raining, enough to take the humidity down a notch and put a slight chill into the summertime air.
When you know that there's no one at the Agam, and when it's time for swim, you suit up in sneakers and report to Beit Am Aleph to play Ga-Ga.
When you automatically proclaim it "Yom K'visah" (Laundry Day) and spend the day playing Ping Pong or watching movies in the Mo.
When, at night, you walk behind people on the dark dirt road, to see if they splash into puddles so you don't have to.
You know. Yom Geshem in Camp.
When it's constantly raining, enough to take the humidity down a notch and put a slight chill into the summertime air.
When you know that there's no one at the Agam, and when it's time for swim, you suit up in sneakers and report to Beit Am Aleph to play Ga-Ga.
When you automatically proclaim it "Yom K'visah" (Laundry Day) and spend the day playing Ping Pong or watching movies in the Mo.
When, at night, you walk behind people on the dark dirt road, to see if they splash into puddles so you don't have to.
You know. Yom Geshem in Camp.
posted by Esther Kustanowitz at
2:12 PM
2 Comments:
Esther,
I have been thinking of teaching Eitan Ga-Ga considering all the rain days we have been having.
Keep blogging!
-Tova
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Anonymous, at 3:31 PM
Esther,
YOU gotta love those ga-ga days. I'm thinking of teaching the game to Eitan during these wet summer days.
Keep blogging!
-Tova
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Anonymous, at 3:34 PM
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