jewish christmas

[dabblersupreme]

edited for baaaad punctuation/weird-ass unpartnered parentheses

i decided i love jewish christmas. it should be a yearly tradition. it was a great weekend. aviva and zohar came from brooklyn and we:

• made homemade pizza
• made home made ice-cream (justine's lotus ice cream ... it was lime juice, grated lime rind, cream, and some almond. i was

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yes!

[anonymous]

Jewish Christmas is the best.

I loved reading your list to remember everything we did. It would be hard to, otherwise, we did so much! :)

Yay. I'm pro the tradition!

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home-made margaritas from scratch

[citizenx]

It sounds like the food and the knitting were wonderful, and I'm glad the four-wheel drive is working for you. The snow here wasn't much, but you know how Houston is: most people either slow to a crawl or continue speeding along. What's the sense in driving sensibly?

Re: home-made margaritas from scratch

[dabblersupreme]

did the snow actually stick to the ground? you said it was flurries.

i also drive way slower in the snow - no sense in zipping too fast if and when you or someone else hit an unseen icy patch. less velocity can save you.

But the faster you're going, the faster you cross the patch

[citizenx]

The temperature did fall below freezing, so after some time it was sticking to the ground. It probably didn't stick on the roads, but on lawns and stairs and piling up on cars.

Re: But the faster you're going, the faster you cross the patch

[dabblersupreme]

i'm dabbler-supreme, not physicist-supreme, but it seems that if you go slower you skid less because the velocity is less ...