Sukkot

Sukkah is up. It took us less than an hour to do - Jonathan's theory is that the coolish weather made it easier for the metal hooks to slide into each other. I can hear hammers and drills all over the place.

He's decorating it now.

I'm about to construct the lasagna for tomorrow night and wait for Jonathan to take his shower. Then I'll finish shopping and get a bite to eat and cook the stuffed peppers and sweet potato kugel and then the chicken for tonight.

Not so bad. :)

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Cooking spam.

The stuffed peppers, made, as requested, without rice, are simmering. The water for the sweet potatoes is coming to a boil.

My own food? Not cooked yet. :) I'll put the chicken in the oven in about an hour. Everythng else can be cooked on Yom Tov.

Oh, and the lasagna is cooling.

And my landlady's sons are being clumsy in her succah. Something just broke but I can't see through their s'chach.

Signing off

May all who celebrate this coming holiday have a truly joyous Sukkot.

I will return Saturday night.

Or Sunday morning.

Have fun, play nice and write naughty things for me.