Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Wordless Wednesday: Passover's Over, It's Cookie Time!



For the Eight Days of Passover it is traditional to refrain from eating leavened foods as a reminder of when the Jews fled from Egypt with such haste they didn't have time to wait for their bread to rise.

In our house we keep Passover loosely - essentially eating everything but what I think of as "blatant bread," or as I overheard my daughter telling her friend, "We're not strict, but we're not careless either. We get the Passover cereal."

Needless to say, the kids were happy to go out and get a cookie at (almost) sundown.

8 comments:

A Mommy in the City said...

Those cookies look amazing! I bet they enjoyed them!

Jennifer @ Mom Spotted said...

Those look like some awesome cookies to come back too!

l.e.s.ter said...

Beer has rarely tasted better, too.

Annie said...

That is so cute!

Elizabeth-FlourishinProgress said...

Not just any ole' cookies, but the cute and delicious-looking kind!

The Culture Mom said...

We also keep it loosely in our house when it comes to the kids. Next year I hope to do better.

Anonymous said...

You know I love me some cookies. But I love your daughter's comment about "we're not careless either" even more. Eventually getting to the land of milk and cookies works too, right?

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