Anyway, I found myself a spare minute, so I'd like to quickly share two wonderful holiday bloopers. First up, this absolutely unbelievable one, from my good friend Dena!
That can't be real - they must be taking the mickey out of us :) I've lived here for almost half my life, but some things still shock me. This, for example! Thanks so much, Dena!
And, sent in completely separately by her son Micha, here's another excellent holiday specimen:
Erm... it may be extraordinarily priced, but yeah, I think I'll pass on that dreidel.
Thanks, Micha!
Fantastic finds, both! Have a wonderful, wonderful Chanuka, everyone!
Oh, and of course I'll post this to Lesley's weekly meme, Signs, Signs. See you there!
13 comments:
What would we have to laugh at if there were proofreaders in Israel?
Chag Chanuka sameach!
LOL! I realize that spinning a draidel can be hard, but I can't say that I've ever heard of anyone breaking a sweat while doing so... :-)
!חג אורים שמח
Mhat's Mrong Mith the first one?
Not sure what Mick Holders are! Interesting signs because for those not in Israel, they are extremely puzzling!
Happy Chanukah, Toby!
Thanks, everyone!
Gemma - those are supposed to be wick holders, for the Menorahs :)
I think I'll pass on that dreidel, too!
I was confused at first, but Balashon's comment lead me in the right direction!
Happy Chanukah to you
(p.s. glad you found my 'real' blog!)
Great fun!!
Yes, something was lost in the translation... Good catches!
Happy Chanuka!
I've played with a few sweaty driedels in my childhood
wonderful signs!!
great post
These are priceless! I didn't get the first one until I read Balashon's wonderful comment!
What a fun post. You have put a big grin on my face. T’is the time of year to smile and be happy. genie
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