Got garlic?
Bus Stop
Tired of plain old run-of-the-mill firewood?
At Shapiro & Sons the wood is seasoned to capture the heady scent of marble notebooks, bologna sandwiches and Bazooka bubble gum.
However, not all of their buses are filled to capacity. Many are empty shells sinking into the earth - a modern day elephant graveyard...
of school buses...
...and other modes ofrusty rural transportation.
Hey, no shoving on the bus!
At Shapiro & Sons the wood is seasoned to capture the heady scent of marble notebooks, bologna sandwiches and Bazooka bubble gum.
However, not all of their buses are filled to capacity. Many are empty shells sinking into the earth - a modern day elephant graveyard...
of school buses...
...and other modes of
Hey, no shoving on the bus!
Bowling for Bagels
After you climb every mountain and ford every stream, there are plenty of other activities to be had in the Catskills. One can shoot some hoops.
Or hop on a pony.
But if wild horses (ba-dum-ching!) aren't your thing, you can always rent a pair of groovy two-toned shoes and have a ball at the Liberty Lanes.
Every bowling alley should have such style!
And artistic flair!
That's quite a hand span, there!
Peering through the door (I wish they had been open!) I spied this cool shirt.
But what's a Kiddush Hashem, you may ask? A strike? A turkey? No, a Kiddush Hashem is any action by a Jew that brings honor, respect and glory to God. If it's any indication of skill, my shirt would have to read Chillul Hashem. God hates gutterballs.
Or hop on a pony.
But if wild horses (ba-dum-ching!) aren't your thing, you can always rent a pair of groovy two-toned shoes and have a ball at the Liberty Lanes.
Every bowling alley should have such style!
And artistic flair!
That's quite a hand span, there!
Peering through the door (I wish they had been open!) I spied this cool shirt.
But what's a Kiddush Hashem, you may ask? A strike? A turkey? No, a Kiddush Hashem is any action by a Jew that brings honor, respect and glory to God. If it's any indication of skill, my shirt would have to read Chillul Hashem. God hates gutterballs.
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