On Isaac's, 2.0

We've been doing some renovations

Isaac is no longer "my" space, but now "our" space. It's become a group effort. We always keep our eyes out for things with the mindset, "that would be great for Isaac's." The comfy chair was a bit difficult to get up, involving hoisting it up the outside of the apartment complex with a rope. It's fun, though. Last night, Andy and I were out snagging some signs when this group of seven-ish ladies accosted us in Hebrew. Me: "Ani lo medaber ivrit!" So we explained the signs are for the roof, and they got curious, so we brought them all up to the roof. They are now the first Israelis to experience Isaac's, and they loved it. It's both my, and all the other kids on the program, sincerest hope that the machrihim don't find out about Isaac.

Ethel and her parking spot