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Just so you know, I wrote a loooong post and managed to delete it when I was about to upload it…so this is what you get today!
I miss my hammer
Waiting for our furniture, we decided to buy some basic stuff from IKEA so we can get out of our apartment hotel.
I'm quite proud of my check list, so far I have put together; four wardrobes, six chairs, one table, two beds + headboard and one kitchen unit (for kids). I didn't even have a hammer, used a stone from the garden. All this together with a 1,5 year old who wants to help out…
I equipped the family with skis today. The feeling of having your own skis again…its awesome!
Four long years without snow. The only thing that I was truly sad missing is SA.
When I remember my childhood there were long, warm and light summers and cold, dark, magical winters.
Christmas includes snow, red noses, cold fingers, dark mornings and evenings. I am so looking forward spending Christmas here. A full day in the pist coming home and walking around all fresh and exhausted in your thermo underwear drinking hot chocolate and resting in front of the fire place.
Everyone here talks about spring. I pray for the longest winter Wildhaus has ever seen. I want to ski in Mai!
Mountain Angel with a soft heart…
We decided to take our car and drive up to a small mountain lake. When we passed the sign saying "snow chains required" we didn't give it a second thought. We drove on and everything went fine until we had to stop to let a passing car through. We stopped and when we tried to start again we ended up in a snowdrift standing diagonal across the road. No one could pass and we couldn't move.
The man in the other car looked like a mountain Hells Angel. When he stepped out of the car we prepared getting yelled at for taking two innocent kids out in a poorly equipped car and ignoring every sign since the last 10 minutes. And all in Schweizerdeutsch . At least an "amateur" through gritted teeth.
Nothing, he was the friendlies guy!
He looked at the car and said "ein moment" and then he took his car and drove back the way he came. Five min later he came back with a bucket of sand. For at least 20 min we tried everything and eventually he got the car straight and backed it down to better, not so steep grounds. I drove his car (awesome 4×4 Russian Lada). While I followed him, I suddenly felt I wasn't alone in the car. I checked the backseat and found a Chihuahua and a Jack Russell. An mountain angel with a soft heart for small dogs.
I gave him a big hug and told him I wanted his car. We spoke English the whole time and he spoke Schweizerdeutsch, and yet we understood one another in some miraculous way.
Lesson learned – always have a shovel in the car. Always warm clothes (which we had) and always always always respect the signs…
After that adventure we went to Lischtenstein and took a walk up to the castle.
The adventure continues.
Yesterday was amazing, we woke up to sunshine. The mountains showed off, white snowy tops agains a crisp blue sky.
We went to Vittorio's school and handed in his paper, he is starting on tuesday next week with Mrs Holmström. And yepp she is Swedish. Oh and the the headmistress lived in Joburg for a while…(signes)
Then we went to Gams to try out the local pizzerias. We already tried pizzeria Zorro so it was time for nr two (forgot the name). We took a long walk around the little town and every where we looked was just mountains and beautiful hills. Wow!
Today it's raining again. The city/town looks like any other boring grey town. But the fact that I know what is behind the clouds makes it different. And rain in the valley means snow on the top!
We went to Andrea's kindergarten and were impressed by the organisation and the layout. What a beautiful building (made by Hilty of course). Hopefully he starts next week. Fabio's office is 200 meter away so I know who will do the drop off.
Then we went to the Rathaus and got instructions on what colour our dustbins must be in (orange) and that we must put our name on the door. Organisation organisation organisation.
Now we just came home from Vittorio's school and I have been invited to my first Swiss baby shower yeay!
Yesterday's weather
Day 1
Gabi on 12th has become Gabi in the Alps. On Tuesday we left our dear beloved Joburg and our friends for a new adventure.
I wish I could tell you what this new place is all about, but I still have no
clue…I know skiing is a big thing
I give you three observations from yesterday.
1. People are very friendly! The girl who works in the restaurant really tried to give us instructions in English and all with a smile on her face. Then I asked for a decaf Cappuccino and got warm milk…I thought that was quite sweet and logic.
2. We walked from our house (where we don't live yet) up to the local pizzeria. V was very fascinated of the snow and told me it was like ice lollies, he ran out on a muddy field to make hand prints in the snow. We all went with him to experience it together. We all stood in the middle of a muddy (super muddy) field looking at a small patch of white brown snow. I wonder what our neighbours were thinking.
3. Walking up to the local pizzeria, we past the barn (!), and said hello to the two small cows and the sheep.
Wish us good luck today!
I just had to…
I live in two realities
Reality 1.
I woke up this morning, the sky was clear blue and the air was full of buzzing insects. I took Vittorio to School 200m from our house. We walked in the sunshine, 14th street down, 5th avenue and then 15th street. After leaving Vittorio, I picked up the dogs and drove to Delta Park. Good music in my ears, I decided to sing out loud while I was running along the spruit. Max and Svea ran all over the place, so happy to be out and about. After the run, I went back home through Craighall park, Hamilton Road and then first avenue, then 15th street. When Im in the shower I get two watsapp messages they say…
Reality 2.
Message: Suspicious vehicle old Toyota. We went for a run this morning around 8:30 (in parkhurst) and this vehicle pulled up close by us. Single b male was very intimidating. Last seen at verity park in Parkhurst
(At 7:45 I walked with my son and more or less passed Verity Park…)
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Att hijacking at 133 15th Street Parkhurst, 3bm, 2 confirmed armed with firearms in a white vehicle unknown make and reg, nothing taken, no injuries. No further info
(At 8:45 I drove passed 133 15th Street with my car after the run in Delta park)
These messages are from the from neighbours watch list. They send out things that happen in the area so you can keep an eye out. I didn't reflect on the messages more than ok- I'll keep an eye out.
It sometimes feel like I live in a bubble. All these thing happens around me and all I see are blue skies and buzzing insects. I know I take precautions and I always have an eye on my surroundings. If I feel something might not be right, I don't hesitate. Even now while writing this post, I double checked that the garage door was locked. If I see a suspicious car outside my driveway, I pass and I call the security (happened this weekend). 9/10 its nothing but I never never never take the risk.
I hesitated to write this post, but this is my reality and this blog is about me. Lately I have had no motivation to write, partly because I want to write about my reality. Not about being a mom, being an expat, house wife. I want to write about my reality and I just can't. I can't because it is sometimes tough and very different from Sweden. I know crime exists in Sweden but I think you know what I mean. I can't write about it because I don't want to worry anyone especially my family. And this is putting a wet cloth over my motivation.
So I had to write this short post, I just had to. Its not much but it made me a bit happier. And from now on I will try to add a small taste of Joburg reality, an not only the good stuff. I love Joburg to bits and I will keep writing about its amazing entrepreneurial spirit, its pulse and the PEOPLE. But I will also add a small part that stings because that is my reality, something I live with 24/7.
To my sweet son Andrea
The evening before you were born, your father and I had dinner the "normal way", sitting in our kitchen on uncomfortable high chairs, eating tuna salad (your dad) and pasta (me). I think we watched the first episode of Sopranos. Your dad's gift to me, so I could have something to do while breastfeeding.
Your dad had taken a couple of days of and we were desperately trying to sleep train Vittorio before your arrival. Meaning:
- Not let him sleep in our bed
- Not let him sleep with me
- Sleep on his own in his own room ….alone
We (your dad) had managed step 1 and 2….but he still spent more or less the night in V's bed waking up with stiff shoulders. I got some good night sleeps though.
At 09:00 am we (me and Vittorio) parked the car outside Bambananis for a playdate with Su and Lotti. I felt a little bit uncomfortable and the stomach was hard but nothing else. During the playdate I realise that I have contractions and I send an sms to my midwife Sue saying "I'm having contractions very small but still…Every 20 min ish. Not strong!
At around 11 we leave Bambananis and Su makes sure that I get all the way home. I sms Fabio and he promise to be home at 12.
I put Vittorio to bed and I lie down. Now I'm having contractions every 10 min for 1 min, took two Panados and smsed my midwife and doula. Fabio came home at 12:00 and ran down to VovoTelo to buy some lunch. At 13:00 our outdoor furniture arrived and we managed to install them between my contractions. At 14:00 the contractions hadn't changed much but I really didn't want Vittorio to wake up and see us leave. So we decided to make a "run for it" between contractions.
In the car I smsed my midwife and doula again and said – I'm on my way. Sue called me and explained that they were 45 min away and that Genesis would not let me in without my caretakers. I felt a bit stupid and also my contractions were starting to fade. Then my doula called and asked me if we couldn't wait at home another hour. I didn't want to turn around so I faked a contraction on the phone – wonder if anyone ever done that? Then I said that we could park at Genesis and walk around zoo lake while waiting for them.
Arriving at Genesis it felt like my contractions were gone. This made me quite nervous – I really didn't want them to send me home again. So while waiting (in the playground at Genesis) I walked around rubbing my tummy and trying to make the contractions more active. When Sue and Rosalia came – I excused myself and said that they are probably going to send me home. They laughed and said – well lets see. We got the same room as the last time, so you and your brother are borne in the same room. We were left alone at first, I told Fabio not to unpack anything as I really felt too confortable. I walked around rubbing my tummy and trying to get the contractions going. Eventually they came with the "equipment" to measure the contractions. And I told myself – I'll be happy if I'm 2cm open. They checked – 6 cm. YEAY – we got to stay.
While they started to build the pool, Fabio laid down next to me and held my hand. So from 15:30 to around 16:45, we had a quite confortable time. I got stronger contractions but I focused to lie completely still and just breath through. Your dad massaged the palm of my hand, pushed every time I breathed out, it really helped. Sometimes he pushed too hard and it actually hurt more than the contraction. I thought that was quite funny. We had a really great time and laughed a lot saying "we have to do this again". I managed to get runners high after every contraction so I was quite high. We also noticed that the air con went on and off. And in some miraculous way it always went on when I had a contraction. At 16:45, Sue came back to measure me. I was 8 cm open and everything was fine. Suddenly the water broke, you jiggled you head. The last words I remember was Sue saying now it is going to go a bit faster. Yep ….
17:05 and I saw your beautiful face for the first time.
My dear Andrea, you rock the world! You are the coolest most relaxed child I have ever met. This first year has been a though one, because of your older brother, you have been sick a lot, even admitted to hospital and having grommets at 8 months.
I see your personality so clearly and I know we are in for a tough but fun ride. You are probably even more stubborn than you brother and and that smile just gets you away with everything.
Happy birthday sweet sweet sweet Andrea!
Welcome to Italy
Leaving OR Tambo yesterday. I love that airport especially the welcoming circle. It is truly a rainbow nation.
The night was ok, extremely uncomfortable but I saw a great movie, Chef. It's a pure luxury to travel on our own, pure luxury!
Waiting for our flight in Frankfurt and using the freeeee Internet, eating a panini and watching a A380 dock. Truly a big airplane. Thinking about the internship I got at Airbus working on the propulsion system. As an engineer I should have been jumping with joy, instead I chose L'Oréal & Lancôme, every girls dream…or maybe just mine.


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East Side Mario's Canada: Get Kids Meals, Mario's Chillers or Desserts For Just $2 on Tuesdays
Tuesday always feels better than Monday. Mainly because we are one day closer to Friday, but East Side Mario's just gave us another reason to appreciate Tuesday. Head into your local East Side Mario's restaurant on a Tuesday (including today) and you can enjoy a variety of Kids meals, Mario's Chillers, and desserts for just $2 each.
Could you imagine feeding your kids for just $2 each? Now that can be a reality. Every Tuesday, East Side Mario's Canada offers their $2 Tuesdays promotion. Now you can enjoy kids meals, Mario's Chillers and desserts for just $2 each. The second day of the week just got so much better! The catch is that these offers are valid for dine-in only. You can't order these delicious items for take out and get the same deal unfortunately.
There is quite a selection of items available for just $2, you and your kiddo will not be disappointed. If you wanted to go just for dessert, you can do that too. Sometimes my best friend and I will go to East Side Mario's or Kelsey's just to get a drink and dessert, to catch up and enjoy a treat. At East Side Mario's you can choose between the B&W Chocolate Mousse Cake, Buddha Binger Bites or Mario's Super Sundae for just $2. Anyone can enjoy one of these three items I am sure. I know I wouldn't mind trying all three. These desserts would have normally cost you $3 each.
The Buddha Binger Bites might confuse you with their name, but they are delicious. They are bits of pizza dough, deep fried and then put in cinnamon sugar. They are served with a delicious caramel dipping sauce and I would pick these over Timbits anyday. Get a dessert and a chiller and you have yourself a $12 girls' night out. The Mario's Chillers sound delicious too. Choose from flavours like Jolly Rancher, Root Beer Float, Sparkling Shirley Temple, Cookie Cream Dream, S'mores Shake and more. These drinks sound like a dessert on their own.
There is no exclusions to the kids meals included in this offer. Choose any kids meal you want for your little one, and pay just $2. There is a limit to 8 kids meals though. So hopefully you don't have more than 8 children, haha. Kids, you can choose from delectable items like Chicken Fingers, Cheese Cappelletti, Kids Top Sirloin, Chicken Parmigiana and more. Where else could you get your kid a meal like that for just $2?
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What is Neobux and how do you manage referrals? Register at http://www.neobux.com/ Register at http://www.onbux.com/ ( the same as Neobux ) ____________________________________ Now many of you guys have Neobux accounts, but you can't seem to earn any money with it. Let's put it this way, you're earning an average of $0.04 a day... At $0.01 per ad Now if you think about it, that's nothing compared to what some people make. In this guide, I will show you how to have the potential to be make over $5 a day! Now doesn't that sound good! Table of Contents • What is Neobux? • Managing Referrals • Minimum Payout Not much else to say here haha. What is Neobux? Neobux is a free worldwide service available in both English and Portuguese language. Our service consists of allowing advertisers to reach thousands of potential customers by displaying their advertisement in our site and users to earn money by viewing those advertisements. Our users click on the advertiser's ad and view it during the amount of time specified by the advertiser. After viewing the ad, the user gets credited with a pre- determined amount of cash on their Neobux account. You don't need to pay us to start earning. So, register now and start earning money for free! Managing Referrals Here is a simple strategy to follow if you have referrals. 1. Choose a time during the day that you can click your ads and manage your referrals at the same time. 2. Click every single add you get that day. (If you don't, you won't earn the money from your referrals.) 3. Try to get as many direct referrals as you can. Some ways are getting RL friends to signup, posting a banned in your signature on forums, and you could make a YouTube video also. 4. The first thing you need to do is get at least $2 in your account balance. Then transfer it into your rental balance and rent 3 referrals. Yes, the referrals are cheaper than that, but you need the leftover money to manage them in the best way possible. 5. Once you do that, turn the "Autopay" function on. 6. If a referral has not clicked in the past 4 days and there average is less than 1.5 recycle them. (Yes it does cost a little, but it's worth it.) If there average is higher give them up to a week. 7. Everytime you reach $1 in your account balance, transfer it into your rental balance. After you get up to $2.40 in your rental balance rent another 3 referrals. 8. Continue doing this until you start making $1 a day in your account balance. Then you can start renting bigger amounts of referrals every 7 days. Whatever you do, don't use more than around 35% of your money or else it will become very difficult to manage the recycling of your referrals. 9. This WILL take a while to do. Just keep doing this until you have around 450-500 referrals. Then once you get enough money, upgrade to Golden. 10. Once you are Golden, keep maintaining your referrals and renting more until you get to about 2,000 (or around there) 11. Then you will be profiting and making a hefty amount of money each day! Minimum Payout Minimum payout is set at $1.00. After you request that payout it increases by $1.00. So your second payout you would need $2.00 Then $3.00 and so on until you get to $10.00 (I think you get the point.) So, once you get to $10.00 you can request whenever. Well, that pretty much sums it up. Register at Onbux ! Register at NeoBux ! More Money Making Here :)
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Last Minute Homemade Present: A DIY Latch Board For Kids
Happy New Year y'all! Who's making resolutions? We're mulling ours over today (you know Sherry loves a list…). But let's get to the subject at hand. Being last minute "elves" for Santa. See, Clara's play fridge wasn't the only homemade gift that she opened this year. Because the weekend before Christmas we decided to make her a little latch board of her very own. And now we've finally gotten our act together to share the tutorial with you. So oh snap (pun intended), here it is.
We first learned about latch boards when Clara's cousin Elsa got one a year ago – she's a year older – and we heard how much she loved it (they basically tap into kids' innate need to turn, twist and flip just about anything that's shiny). So it's pretty much been a waiting game until we jumped aboard the S. S. Latch and hooked Clara up (we wanted to wait until we thought she could master it without getting frustrated and wanting to throw it through a window).
Now that she's adept at other stacking/twisting games, we decided the time was right to DIY one so we hit up our favorite local place when it comes to handware and hinges. They're basically a warehouse full of hundreds of old skeleton keys, latches, knobs, and other random things. In other words: the adult version of a candy store for people like us.
We came home with quite an assortment of things and eagerly spread them out to see how everything might fit together. Well, eagerly as soon as Clara was napping.
Eventually we landed on this arrangement. We didn't use everything we bought (we returned some of it) since some of it started to feel redundant. Plus, we wanted to keep it at a manageable size. Basically you're seeing some hinges, a bunch of window latches, some door bolts, and a couple of decorative carabiners attached to simple drawer pulls.
The wood piece shown above was just a scrap piece of plywood that we were using to temporarily figure out our desired board size. The actual board itself needed to be thicker (to screw the latches into, so the screws wouldn't come out the bottom and scratch the floor), so I found some spare 1×4″ and 1×3″ boards in the basement that I could jig together with my Kreg. Nothing like using whatcha got. We also liked that it would look sort of weathered and authentic that way, like the top of our console table, thanks to using the same method. But of course you could get a single board cut down to your desired size at Home Depot to avoid needing a jig at all for this project. I was just using what I had.
I waited to cut them to the same length until everything was all jigged together so I'd be sure to get an even edge. Then I just flicked on my table saw and made one quick cut down a line I made once we determined the desired size.
Here's the final 12″ x 12″ square piece of board that I whipped together. Oh yeah, and I sanded down the edges and corners to make them a bit rounder / safer for small hands.
To spice it up a bit, we decided to give it a little stain and paint treatment. Definitely not necessary, but kid-projects like these are our favorites, so we like to have fun with them. I taped off the edges with painter's tape and then used some leftover Dark Mahogany stain to give some color to the top (I also beat up the top a bit beforehand to make it look a little weathered).
Once my stain dried, I peeled off the tape and primed the edges very carefully. Once the primer was dry, I repeated that step with a coat of paint just to give the edge a little slice of color. We used Benjamin Moore's Citron, which is one of the colors leftover from book projects last January (it's also the same color we used on the back of our giant chalkboard). I think Sherry and I both liked the combo of nearly-neon grellow + stained wood on that project so much that we subconsciously wanted to repeat it – this time so the grellow was actually visible instead of hidden on the back.
You can see from this pic that after I edged with a brush I rolled over with a small foam roller just to make sure my paint was evenly spread. It's pretty easy with a roller to not mess up your edge on a piece like this.
Once the paint was dry Sherry slapped on a quick coat of Acrylacq polyurethane to give it some added durability (it's low-VOC and non-toxic so we love using it on the kid stuff that we make). After the topcoat of sealer had set overnight, it was finally time to attach the latches. Mind you, it was 40 hours before Christmas morning at this point. Oh, and don't mind the missing hinges. We decided to ditch two small ones and get one bigger one, which we hadn't picked up yet (time crunch = my middle name).
Thank goodness Lowe's was open the next day (Christmas Eve), which meant we were able to attach the last piece just in time to get it wrapped for "Santa to deliver it" the next morning.
All-in-all, it cost us about $35. So, unfortunately, it was more than some of the store bought versions. Most of the expense came from the two decorative carabiners (the red star and the pink amoeba looking thing were $9 total) and the locking window latch in the top left (it was $4). Had we ditched those or found less expensive versions we could've come closer to this version's price tag. But the carabiners actually seem to be Clara's favorite part, so I'm glad we "splurged" on them.
Update: As for if it's too heavy for Clara, if there have been any pinched fingers, or if we're teaching her how to bust locks, thankfully she has dragged it around for a week and doesn't seem to have any issues (it's about the same weight as her wooden Melissa & Doug puzzles) and there haven't been any pinched fingers (we tried to picked things with smooth edges). The board is also full of external latches/hinges (nothing like the internal medicine cabinet locks or door locks that we use to keep Clara safe). We've actually heard from a few teachers who have these in their classrooms and say kids love them and they help with fine motor skills :)
And if you want to see for yourself, here's a short clip of Clara opening her latch board on Christmas morning.
I think we got the reaction we wanted. What parent wouldn't like an "Oh wow, man"?
Is anyone else out there making latch boards? Or just tooling around in an old hardware store like a kid in a candy store?
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I've never heard of a latch board before but I like the idea of this!
What a wonderful idea! And I love her reaction!
I've always been a fan of brainy toys!
Any fears of pinched fingers? And is the board light enough for Clara to drag around easily?
"well, it's kind of like a washing machine!" Best line ever.
AWESOME!!! I once had to wait to leave daycare with the kids because Ruby just had to close all those switches on the toy there before she could leave!
I needed one of those as a child. I still struggle with a key to unlock a door. Duh…..
Ooh I just wanted to be the first one to comment! Great idea!
That is an awesome present! Have to put it on the honey do list :)
Super cute! Love the pop of yellow. Just to clarify, the hinges and latches don't actually open anything, right? They are just there to fiddle with? Did you think about making doors she could open and close so they had purpose? I have a M&D latch board that has doors, but it's a double-edged sword because eventually the hinges on the doors usually get bent and all wonky anyways.
Seriously I typed that super fast so I could be the first, you guys always have a million comments and I figured this was a once in a lifetime chance to be the first. :) but it is a great project! Kids love shiny anything and shiny things that lock and twist are even better!
The latch board is a great idea! A fun project AND a cool gift!
How cute! I kinda want one and I am 31 :)
You've done it again. This is definitely one of my favorite projects… mainly because I can duplicate it for my little one. Where have I been? I haven't seen these anywhere so thanks for sharing; I guess I should crawl out from under my rock more often. Happy New Year!
So cute! I love making things for kids too, everything is just so cute and the small size makes it manageable! I made my nieces outfits with matching elephants for Christmas (I haven't posted everything, but here's the baby dungarees I made: http://www.annabelvita.com/2012/12/12/dotty-whipstitch-overmost/).
This is really a piece of art! When she gets bored of this, it can just hang on the wall. This makes me want a lock board…you know, for a 29 year old.
My favorite part by far: "Is this a washing machine?" HAHA!
That's pretty cool. Love the homemade toys! Just wondering if that's too heavy for Clara to pick up or if she accidently drops it on her feet?
Ooo I like that way too much. I've never heard of kid versions but I want an adult version. Would that be weird artwork?
Such nice manners, Clara! "Can you get it out, please?" So adorable, and what a great project! We got my mom a Kreg for Christmas, so she's looking for projects now!
That is so darn cool!
Awesome gift. My dad works in paint at that Pleasants' location and I worked at two different Plesants' stores during college :-) (Both in Chesterfield.)
I love this idea! We'll be visiting some of my cousins in LA in a few weeks and I've been trying to think of something we can take to the little ones (who are 2 and 3) that will travel well in our suitcase. I think this is it!
Who is having more fun, Clara or Sherry? You guys are SOOOOOOO clever! I had good parents, but Clara has the BEST!
Really cute! Just found out I'm going to be an Auntie again and I think I'm filing this away as a gift for a little one in a few years! Great idea!
so cute!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Youngsters!!
i love that you gave her something you have a knack for :)
"Oh wow, man"…. Love it!!
Dope handiwork, John. I've been toying with the idea of making a pillow with a lot of different buckles. Not belt buckles, but you know.. the plastic kind that kind of looks like a trident going into a suitcase? I don't know what it's called. But I think my kids would have way more fun with this.
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Dr. Thomas N. Lindenfeld graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School in 1978. He works in Cincinnati, OH and 1 other location and specializes in Orthopaedic Surgery and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. Dr. Lindenfeld is affiliated with Bethesda North Hospital, Christ Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital, Jewish Hospital and The Jewish Hospital.
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We believe strongly in society's potential for transformation, but simultaneously know that protests alone are not enough. Real change requires long-term day-to-day work in the streets as well as in our synagogues, schools, camps and organizations.
First and foremost, as Jews we need to recognize that when we talk about Black lives, we are not talking about "them." Studies show that 20% of the Jewish community identifies as something other than white or Askenazi. Unfortunately, our organizations, our narrative and the boundaries of our community do not always reflect this reality.
In order to affect change at the American societal level, we must begin at home. Be'chol Lashon has identified sustainable options to help the Jewish community be the change they wish to see in America.
First person stories and exposure are essential to helping people understand unfamiliar points of view. It is important to open ourselves to the plurality of voices and experiences that exist in the Jewish community. Jews of color, like all Jews, have a range of experiences and points of view. Be'chol Lashon's media and speakers, such as recent documentary Little White Lie, are powerful tools to engage in discussions about race, identity and family. Get to know these stories, bring them to your communities to encourage proactive, positive conversations about race with Americans of all backgrounds.
Combating prejudice and racism starts with teaching children to
connect across differences, navigating diverse cultures with curiosity, sensitivity and confidence. Our curriculum—Passport to Peoplehood—expands children's awareness of themselves in relation to the racial diversity of Jews and others around the world. Partnering with camps, JCCs, and schools we foster an understanding of the historic and contemporary reality of the Jewish people. Youth readily internalize new patterns of thinking and race and diversity must play a core part of Jewish education at every level.
Bring Light
Most people struggle when it comes to talking about race but true progress lies in our ability to broaden discussions beyond events such as Ferguson. The Race Project provides trainings to actively engage in crucial conversations and unravel race as a social construct. Just as we have come to realize that conversations about Israel are more productive when people are trained to listen or have facilitators assist the process, so too when it comes to race.
Outrage is understandable, but it is not a solution. Sustainable change needs time, work and commitment. Be'chol Lashon is devoted to bringing these kinds of opportunities to the Jewish community, because black lives matter both within and beyond the Jewish community.
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Defusing the Racial Timebomb
Over the last few weeks, as America waited for the Grand Jury decisions in the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, we have been touring with our documentary, Little White Lie, encouraging proactive, positive conversations about race and identity with Americans of all backgrounds. The outrage expressed at the grand jury decisions tells us two things. One, race remains a volatile and potentially dangerous third rail in American society and two, so long as we continue to wait for moments of crisis to talk about race, it will remain so. It is difficult for us as Americans to talk about race, and even harder to do so when we do not have to. As the mother of a Black teenager, I know that in the current racial climate, no matter how much my son individualizes, he will be forced to deal with the harsh reality of toxic racial dynamics.
When I adopted my son Jonah in 1997, one of my primary concerns was that he would not see himself reflected in the American Jewish community—that his Jewish identity and his Black identity would be in conflict. I am gratified that after attending Jewish day school and growing up participating in Be'chol Lashon programs, he knows many other racially diverse Jews and takes his Jewish identity for granted. Now that Jonah is 17, I am aware that my concern has shifted and that in everyday life, the unique identity Jonah has developed will often be disregarded in favor of assumptions about his skin color.
Recently, Jonah came home and announced, "Mom, the supermarket security guy just asked for my receipt and took all the things out of my bag. I was racially profiled." I realize that I must have conversations that I did not have with his white siblings—like making sure his hands are visible at all times if he happens to be stopped by the police. It is unsettling to instill distrust in my son for police officers. While it may be a necessary defensive measure, it reinforces how important it is to proactively work to reduce racial tension.
The racial dynamics on display recently present more than a physical danger—they threaten to derail the identity development of millions of young people of color. In middle school, Jonah was encouraged to write about himself in anticipation of applying to high school. In a particularly poignant poem he wrote, "I am not Jordan or Malik, I am Jonah. Why don't people 'see' that I am part of my family? Why do they only see 'difference'?" Good question and one being asked by the growing population from mixed racial, religious, cultural and ethnic backgrounds who identify beyond the boundaries of America's racial divide. Teaching our children to keep their hands visible around police does little to answer this question. The safety of our children, both physical and emotional, lies in our ability as a society to broaden the discussion abut race beyond events such as Ferguson.
Jeff Chang insightfully articulates in his latest book, Who We Be, (http://whowebe.net/) that, "We can all agree that race is not a question of biology. Instead it is a question of culture and it begins as a visual problem, one of vision and visuality." Race was created as a social construct and as such it can only be unraveled through social engagement and discussion. Who We Be chronicles racial progress through cultural commentary. In one example from the early 60s, cartoonist Morrie Turner drew kids having profound discussions about race and community. In Wee Pals, Oliver, a white kid, introduced the neighborhood kids to each other—Peter "the Mexican-American," George "the Oriental," 11 Rocky "the full- blooded American Indian," and Randy, who, Oliver paused to note, was "a Afro- American, Negro, Black, Colored, Soul Brother." "And what are you?" Peter asked Oliver. "Very careful!" Oliver replied.
A half-century later, even though Americans have elected their first Black president and are in the midst of dramatic demographic and cultural shifts, works similar to Turner's groundbreaking cartoons are no less important. Fortunately, the torch is being carried and with the revolution in social media, the opportunity to impact Americans through pointed social commentary is greater than ever.
Notable contemporary efforts include Kenya Barris' new sit-com Black-ish and Justin Simien's film Dear White People which, although rife with stereotypes, manage to be humorous while authentic and compelling, putting questions about race front and center. Journalist and NYU professor Liel Leibovitz comments, "We laugh because…the conversation about race is one enough of us are eager to have honestly and openly." He suggests that these conversations are not just about race, but are about self, community, traditions, and history.
As an organization that celebrates multicultural traditions and history of Jewish communities around the world, we executive produced Lacey Schwartz's touching tour de force documentary about her family hiding a Little White Lie and her journey to come to terms with her mixed black and Jewish heritage. It offers a unique and compelling personal narrative that speaks directly to the changes in American demographics and Jewish identity. Little White Lie is a powerful and timely educational tool to engage in necessary conversations about race, a crucial step in an effort to make sure our children will be "seen" as who they are.
The tragedy highlighted by both the Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases is that we still live in a world where Black men are seen as in fundamental conflict with law enforcement. This is a dangerous juxtaposition that underlines the fact that racial tension in America remains volatile and potentially violent. It pushes back directly against my desire to raise my son with a sense of agency over his own life. I will do my best to teach Jonah how to manage the perceptions of others and how to stay safe in a dangerous world. And I will continue to work daily to change the way the Jewish community talks and thinks about race. But Jonah's safety, like that of many others, depends upon our collective ability as Americans and as Jews to push the conversation about race forward, even when there are no grand jury decisions to spur us on.
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Iron Chef Rosh Hashanah: Be Fruitful and Multiply
My daughter Mia often watches Iron Chef, a cooking show on TV in which they designate a secret ingredient that is required to be in every dish. For Rosh Hashanah we wish for a New Year bright and full of possibilities. And so we knew the secret ingredient needed to be, pomegranates! Red and bursting with seeds they are a wonderful way to symbolically capture those hopes. Coming into season just as Rosh Hashanah is celebrated, the pomegranate's ancient beginnings are referenced in the Torah, describing Israel as "a land of wheat and barley, and vines and fig-trees and pomegranates; a land of olive-trees and honey." (Deuteronomy 8:8). It is reported that pomegranates were one of the fruits that the scouts brought back to Moses to show that the "promised land" was fertile. And they are a traditional New Year's treat.
Not surprisingly, our ancestors were on to something. In addition to the current popularity of pomegranate flavored soda and candy, pomegranates have long been used in Indian and Chinese medicine. Western scientists are conducting clinical trials looking at pomegranates for a variety of health benefits. Apparently eating pomegranates does have the potential to make the year a good one.
In addition to health benefits, the spiritual side of the pomegranate should not be overlooked. I have never counted but legend has it that there are 613 seeds. This coincidentally is the same number of mitzvot or good deeds we should strive to observe. Among the many mitzvot, the commandment to "be fruitful and multiply" is particularly pertinent to modern Jews. Growing the Jewish people is a wonderful and important part of modern Jewish life. Seeds bring to mind birth, but, the Jewish people can "increase like the seeds of a pomegranate" through adoption, intermarriage, and conversion. And the from the outside the pomegranate is a solitary piece of fruit, but like the Jewish people, its diversity and complexity as well as its sweetness are only revealed when you take time to open it up and explore inside. Which is what we at Be'chol Lashon do all year round.
We found the perfect source, a lovely little book called Pomegranates by Ann Kleinberg which has inspired some of our cooking. Pomegranate molasses, a thick concentrate of pomegranate juice, can be found in Middle Eastern markets or online.
This is the blessing for a new fruit at Rosh Hashanah, said after the blessing over the wine and before washing hands for the blessing over the bread.
First, the Shehechiyanu blessing thank God for keeping us alive and bringing us to this season:
You are blessed, Adonai our God, Ruler of the world, Who has kept us alive and sustained us and enabled us to reach this season.
Then the blessing for the fruit: You are blessed, Adonai our God, Ruler of the world, Who creates fruit from the trees.
After the fruit is passed out for everyone to eat, the food's symbolism is explained:
May it be Your will, Lord our God and God of our forbearers, that our merits increase like the seeds of a pomegranate.
Quinoa Salad with Herbs and Pomegranate
We like this salad because it is so colorful and gets its flavors from the many different ingredients. Like the Jewish people it relies on the parts to make the whole outstanding!
(Serves 4)
1 cup quinoa
2 cups water or clear vegetable stock
1 cup baby peas or cooked edamame
1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese (if making for a meat meal cheese can be left out)
1/2 red onion, chopped
1/2 red bell pepper, diced
½ orange pepper, diced
1/2 cup mixed chopped fresh basil, flat-leaf parsley, and cilantro leaves
2 tablespoons chopped fresh tarragon leaves
1/2 cup pomegranate seeds
1/4 cup pomegranate juice
2 tablespoons fresh squeezed orange juice + zest from one orange rind
1 tablespoon white wine vinegar (or apple cider vinegar)
2 teaspoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
1 tablespoon olive oil
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Clean and rinse the quinoa in a sieve to remove dust and natural coating.
In a saucepan over high heat, bring water or vegetable stock to a boil, stir in the quinoa, and return to a boil. Decrease the heat to low, cover, and simmer for about 15 minutes, or until all the liquid is absorbed. The quinoa should be tender but not mushy. Remove from the heat and fluff up the quinoa with a fork. Transfer to a serving bowl and let cool.
If peas or edamame are not cooked, then place the peas and enough water to cover them in a saucepan. Bring the water to a boil, then decrease the heat to low and simmer for about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat and rinse with cold water until they are cool to touch.
Add the cooled peas, feta, onion, bell peppers, mixed herbs, tarragon, and pomegranate seeds to the cooled quinoa. Toss to mix well.
In a small bowl, whisk together the pomegranate juice, orange juice and zest, vinegar, lemon juice, and olive oil. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Set aside.
Just before serving, whisk the dressing again, pour over the salad, and toss.
Chicken and Fall Vegetables, Pomegranate and Fruit Sauce (Serves 6 to 8)
This sweet and tangy chicken dish brings together the best of the fall harvest with the traditional flavors.
Preheat the oven to 400°F
¼ cup pomegranate molasses
Tbsp honey or date honey (optional)
2 tbsp olive oil
6 cloves garlic, crushed
½ tsp red pepper flakes
12 chicken thighs, drumsticks or 6 breasts
2 tbsp olive oil
4 cloves garlic, crushed
1 yellow onion, chopped
6 shallots, peeled
1 carrot, peeled and cubed
1 celery root, peeled and cubed
1 parsnip, peeled and cubed
¾ dried apricots
1/4 cup raisins
¼ cup dried cranberries
salt and freshly ground black pepper
½ cup water
grated zest of 1 lemon
1 1/3 cup pomegranate molasses
2 tbsp chopped fresh basil leaves
1 tsp chopped fresh thyme leaves
¼ cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley leaves, for garnish
½ cup pomegranate seeds, for garnish
Baking chicken
Combine the pomegranate molasses, olive oil, honey/date syrup (if using), garlic, and red pepper flakes in a plastic bag. Place the chicken pieces in the mixture, and massage to ensure all pieces are well coated. Leave for ½ an hour. Transfer the chicken to a roasting pan and bake for 30 minutes. Decrease temperature to 350°F and bake for 10 minutes longer.
Making sauce
Heat the olive oil in a skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic, onion, shallots, carrot, parsnip and celery root and sauté for 8 to 10 minutes, or until the mixture starts to brown. Stir in the apricots, cranberries and raisins, season to taste with salt and black pepper, and cook for 5 minutes longer. Add the water, lemon zest, pomegranate syrup, basil, and thyme. Stir while brining to a boil, then decrease the heat to low and cook for 30 minutes longer, or until all the vegetables have softened.
Arrange the baked chicken pieces on a serving platter.
Pour the sauce over the chicken and sprinkle with the parsley and pomegranate seeds.
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Tarnished Sterling: The Moral of the Story
For more perspectives, check out "Why Jews Should Care About The Donald Sterling Controversy" and "Sterling NBA Ban: So It's Finished?" on Rabbis Without Borders.
Donald Sterling's conversation with his former girlfriend is a veritable cornucopia of dysfunction. Bubbling to the top is the obvious racism, no doubt bolstered by a long history of discrimination in his real estate holdings. But intermixed with his bigotry, Sterling displays a host of other character flaws, from elitism to vanity to hypocrisy. It takes a special type of racist to tell his half-Latino half-black, less-than-half-his-age girlfriend not to be photographed with black men. But what many overlook is the near crippling fear that Sterling is operating under.
For the purposes of National Basketball Association, or most of American society for that matter, it is not particularly important why Sterling holds the views he does, only that he be reprimanded. In the Jewish community, however, it matters a great deal. You see Sterling is not simply expressing hatred toward black people. He is doing that, undoubtedly. But what seems to be motivating him is his fear of what association with black people could mean for his girlfriend and by extension, himself. He is operating according to a worldview in which racial or ethnic identity is the determinant factor in whether one succeeds or fails in life, and it seems very much as if he is afraid of being ousted as a fraud.
Why would a man who arguably faces no barriers to entry in all walks of life, with enough money to do as he wishes, be afraid of what others think of him? Enter the complex dynamics of a once pitiful and oppressed minority operating within the racial construct of the United States. Jews came to America for opportunity, as did many. Jews were not alone in seeking legitimacy in America, but perhaps differently than other peoples who were differentiated by the color of their skin, Jews were able to attain acceptance, in part, by passing as, and eventually, becoming white.
American Jews owe no apologies for embracing their dominant European identity. The security to choose how we want to live our lives regardless of the social realities around us is a newly found luxury. However, this does not absolve us of recognizing the ways in which the transition to "whiteness" in America has impacts our community. Part of becoming white in America has meant becoming embroiled in the racial politics, and while Jews have often been on the right side of the fight against racism, pretending that racism hasn't crept in would be folly. Racism is not dead yet, neither in general American society, nor within the Jewish community.
It is dying, however—at least in its current incarnation. The changing demographics of the American population make it all but a foregone conclusion that the America that Donald Sterling lives in will end as a more multicultural America takes its place. As people of color become the majority of the country's population over the next few decades, a transition that's already happened among the nation's youngest residents, it is important for the Jewish community to understand what this means for us.
The Jewish community, tragically, risks irrelevancy if it remains stuck in a past where whiteness is perceived as necessary for survival. Tragic, because whiteness, or any form of mono-culturalism is foreign to the long history of Jewish identity. The American future portends a dramatic reversal, where groups stuck in a racialized past, unable to embrace multiculturalism in America, and more importantly, within their own communities, become relics. The good news is that multiculturalism is natural to Judaism. Jews represent perhaps the most culturally, ethnically, and racially mixed people on the planet. It is this narrative of the Jewish people that the American Jewish community must embrace while sloughing off the fear-based perspective clung to by the Donald Sterlings of the world.
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What is Jewish&?
Young Jews today are growing up in a hyper-connected, globalized world. That means they must contend with challenging viewpoints, contrary experiences and differing values. They must not only deal with the multitude of identities to which they are exposed, they must deal with the fact that they, themselves, are developing multiple identities. No Jew is "Just Jewish." Jews sport all sorts of identities, the ways they express and identify are countless; all Jews are "Jewish&"—hyphenated identities are the norm.
But this is nothing new. The original multicultural people, Jews have lived around the world for millennia. The center of Jewish life has shifted through massive migrations—the Crusades, Inquisition, the Holocaust and other persecutions. Not only is Jewish practice compelling and relevant, Jews are also skilled at adapting to changing circumstances.
Today, Jewish communities are highly dispersed. Even in communities with significant Jewish populations, people are more likely to be scattered among the general population than in previous generations. Jews act like other Americans. And whether through birth, intermarriage, conversion or adoption, we are more diverse than many assume. Approximately 20% of American Jews identify as either non-white or non-Ashkenazi. Race and ethnicity are important elements in shaping Jewish identity and expression.
My son Jonah is a high school student, the youngest of six siblings; he is an avid lacrosse player, who likes to skateboard and hang out with friends & he is African American. When my husband Gary Tobin, of blessed memory, and I adopted Jonah we wanted to find other African American Jewish role models for our son. What started as a research project became Be'chol Lashon, an internationally active growing organization dedicated to celebrating the historic and contemporary diversity that is the global Jewish community.
Young Jews develop and embrace global identities and diverse friendship circles. Diversity and inclusion are important components of the value system of most young people today, and a key lens through which they make choices about engagement in Jewish life. Cultural competence, the ability to interact with, learn from, navigate and incorporate different cultures, is no longer a luxury, but a necessity.
Like Jonah, many Jews simply do not fit into single categories. And this isn't new. Many of us never have. Peoplehood involves taking seriously the diversity of Jews and the complexity of our history. Jewish& provides an enriched understanding of the many rivers, as Langston Hughes put it, flowing through our veins and into our family's collective memory. My son Jonah has many elements to his identity, he is Jewish&. In launching this blog, Be'chol Lashon hopes to share some of the many stories and takes on what it means to be Jewish.
More than at any time in the past, we live in a global world. Judaism looks different in different places. We know that there are many Jewish tales to tell and in telling them we will learn and grow together. Stay tuned as we meet Jews who live around the corner and around the world. Join us as we explore the challenges of building an inclusive Jewish community. Take some time to get to know Be'chol Lashon and the work we do. Let us know if you have a story idea, an issue to cover, or a Jewish& experience to share.
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