Boogie-Board/ Peanuts

Saturday was my birthday. I was fortunate because I got to spend it with Liat and my family. But more importantly, I got to spend it at the beach.

First off, Liat and I went to a beach to boogie-board. It was nice. It's something I haven't done since I was 15 and in Mexico. It was even more special because it was in the Jewish State and I've always wanted to combine my Zionist fervor with boogie-boarding.

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Following a couple hours at the beach we ran across a large field. At first glance you might think it's a field filled with foreign workers just doing their jobs:

But you might ask yourself "why do the foreign workers look like 6 year old children with their parents?"

So we went over to ask someone what was going on and he told us that it was a peanut farm and that people were picking up the left-over peanuts that the machines didn't pick up. Also known as gleaning.

Our nuts:

Then I took my Sukkot surprises home and honey-roasted them:

And that's it.