My so-called life: grad school in Jewish studies, being a mom, teaching Religious School, dreaming about quilts and fabric, and other random thoughts and occurrences while wandering Chicagoland.
The Mahane Yehuda in Jerusalem is noisy, bustling, fragrant, and in a word - wonderful. The indoor stalls have a profusion of produce, cheese, housewares, almost everything you could need. There are outdoor stalls too and the surrounding Nachalot neighborhood is full of charming, old buildings on winding, hilly streets.
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posted by Rebecca @ 8:26 PM
My so-called life: grad school in Jewish studies, being a mom, teaching Religious School, dreaming about quilts and fabric, and other random thoughts and occurrences while wandering Chicagoland.
I'm interested in everything about quilts, making them, studying them, collecting them, etc. Unfortunately I am also interested in almost everything - old houses, material culture, Judaism, cooking, movies, reading, and on and on.
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