Brief post: Pesach memories
Chag Sameach. I hope your seders were as uplifting and meaningful as ours. I will look forward to writing about them in the coming days. Â I unfortunately fell ill with strep this year, which is amazing given that I actually had less stress going into the holiday than ever before. Â But it certainly translated into lots of sleep and time alone with the family as I quarantined myself.
Today I just want to share my earliest and fondest Pesach memory:
Coming downstairs in the morning to my maternal grandmother “Nanny” in an old and ugly housecoat standing over the stove making the best matzoh brie I have ever tasted. I am sure there was a stick of butter in the pan.
She was the only one of my grandparents to live long enough to have a relationship with my kids, and we all miss her.
Today was the first matzoh brie of the holiday, and it always makes me think of her.
Chag Sameach.
matzoh brie warms my heart as well. salty goodness and oozing with memories and traditions. chag sameach to you and hope you’re feeling better!
Chag Sameach to you too. (And I will write it on your blog as well…) I am feeling much better after sleeping in, lots of sunshine and a great outing with the kids.
Update: two girls in the house now on antibiotics for strep as well. Hoping everyone else is unscathed. Certainly making for a “low key” hol hamoed, to say the least.
oh no! i am so sorry to hear this! i hope everyone is feeling better! i got strep A LOT as a kid and matzoh does not exactly do it wonders! sending hot tea thoughts your way!
Thank you so much! No more antibiotics (hope, hope), everyone on the mend, and very ready for cereal and milk, sandwiches and pasta. : )
Hope it was a great holiday.