Shepping Nachas
Itamar leined his double parsha with ease, confidence and his voice was loud and clear. Itamar's many months of practicing had paid off. Truthfully, he was totally wonderful.
Itamar practicing with his brother Yoni.
After shul I asked Itamar how he felt and all he could do to breathe a sigh of relief.......
Five weeks ago, Saba Avraham had the honour of davening at the Kibbutz's shul when Itamar put on his Tefillin for the first time.
Proud Abba with Yoni, Itamar and Dvir.
After davening, Itamar invited his class to come to his house for breakfast.
Back to Shabbos. The Shabbos meals were in the Beit Medrash and for seuda shilshi, Naomi and Eliezer invited their friends and neighbours to join the simcha. At each meal, one of Itamar's great uncles gave a shiur. Itamar gave his shiur at the seuda shilshi.
The Bar Mitzvah celebrations continued on Tuesday when Naomi and Eliezer took Itamar's classmates and his kibbutz friends to Elk Farm Land in Gush Etzion,[click English link] where everyone had a blast rope climbing and doing other activities. Itamar on the ropes [turn on your speakers]. The Bar Mitzvah celebrations ended with a bar b' que.
All in all, the celebrations were very successful.
Mazal-Tov Itamar! You are a very special young man with a good heart and a beautiful smile. Saba and I are so very proud of you. We wish you much success as you grow and continue your learning.
Naomi and Eliezer, Mazal-Tov to you! You have a beautiful family and have given us wonderful grandchildren. May you both be well and shep nachas from your family! You have what to be proud of! Three more years until the next one...............
Im Yirtzeh Hashem, after Succot, on Parsha Noah, we will celebrate the Bar Mitzvah of our grandson, Gilad.
May Saba and I be well attend many Bar Mitzvahs and dance at our twelve grandchildren's weddings....
Simchas Only!
Miriam
Mazal Tov! May you continue to have only nachas from your family ad 120 plus!
ReplyDeleteMazal tov to all of you, dear lady! My favorite photo was of the brothers learning together. THAT is the sweetest nachas...
ReplyDeleteMazal tov!!
ReplyDeleteMazel Tov to you and your family. What a wonderful occasion to celebrate with your family and certainly shepp lots of nachas. It is something that grandparents certainly are proud of and look forward to.
ReplyDeleteTake care and be well,
Regards,
Phyllis & Barry
Miriam mazel tov to you,Avraham and the entire family, on Itimars simcha. I makes one feel good to see such events taking place. He is a fine looking young man.
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Manis
Hi Miriam and Avraham,
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful for all of you! May you be blessed with many simchas, good health, happiness and peace.
Selma
I READ YOUR BLOG; IT WAS FULL OF NACHUS, LOVE AND YOU HAVE EVERY RIGHT
ReplyDeleteTO FEEL PROUD!! I CAN'T WAIT TO MEET YOUR WONDERFUL FAMILY!
FAYGE
Mazel tov
ReplyDeleteMay you continiue having naches from all your children and grandchildren.
Bernie
Mazal tov to you and Daddy. P-G, may you both share in the simchas of all of your children and grandchildren. By the way, to all of my mothers readers you should know that "super safta" made about 300 cookies for the bar mitzvah and not even a crumb was left! Kol hakavod to you!!
ReplyDeleteTo Devorah: And clearly she raised a lovely daughter who knows when to show hoda'ah! :-) Mazal tov! May you raise a daughter as fine as yourself!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful for all of you! May you be blessed with many simchas, good health, happiness and peace.
ReplyDeleteSelma