Festive booth

[vettecat]

Presenting, by semi-popular demand... pictures of our succah!

Succah in the driveway (back of succah facing street)


Front of succah (facing kitchen door, to right of photo)


Interior of succah, with decorations and table (missing chairs)


Close-up of some decorations


"Sukkah sink" for hand-washing, on side patio (by kitchen door)


Distance from sink to succah


Bonus sugar shot: Rosh haShana desserts


Bonus flower shot: Sukkot roses from sdavido

Comments

[bridgetminerva.livejournal.com]

thank you. Looks nice!

[vettecat.livejournal.com]

You're welcome, glad you like it!

from the protestant...

[(Anonymous)]

cool elka and solomon!

i loved my tree fort too when i was a kid! yours was so nicely decorated-and i'm sure there were plenty to good things to eat inside!

i also noticed the camero accent- nice touch!
great color home! of course it is BLUE!

Re: from the protestant...

[vettecat.livejournal.com]

Thanks very much, glad you liked it!

[gingicat]

That's very much like the sukkah Mom built when we last lived in a house with a yard (1975-1978)... makes me nostalgic!

[vettecat.livejournal.com]

Yeah, you don't see the wood ones around much anymore... I think this one must be about 20 years old.

[lokiz-mom.livejournal.com]

so...in being curious and wanting to know more, i looked through wikipedia and i think i understand this a bit more. but something in there took me to another website and on that site they had a link to "rabbi grams". so like...i could send you a high holy day rabbi gram. i thought it was kinda funny and cute at the same time. heh

thanks for sharing with me and helping me learn more.

[vettecat.livejournal.com]

I never thought to look it up on Wikipedia - actually they did a pretty good job. I'm glad that my meanderings are useful! :-)

[kressel.livejournal.com]

BS"D

Very nice!

[vettecat.livejournal.com]

Thanks very much! We were really excited to finally be able to have a succah of our own.