Thursday, March 12, 2009

hamantashen

on tuesday my friend mor and i celebrated the second day of purim
by baking hamantashen and reading the book of esther.
(mor's hamantashen)
(my hamantashen)
it was quite fun. purim is a jewish holiday, but im going to celebrate it by reading esther and baking hamantashen every year from now on. i think a lot of christians (including myself at times) ignore the old testament. it is good to remember the past
and what God has done for his people.

4 comments:

robin said...

very cool.
what does hamantashen taste like?

Kat said...

mmm i'm gonna eat your ears!

steph-a-ronie said...

ah!
coolest thing!

what a great tradition. Bible study right now is Ex, Let., Num. and Deut.

The Old Testament is hard, but so meaningful... everything points to a reedemer!!!!

you're so right about remembering.

let's remember together. :)

tamara said...

they taste like mini fruit pies, but a little sweeter