We left early (or so we thought) for the Farmers’ Market, but when we got there, the line for the fish lady extended well into the park, about ten customers deep – and the line for the good strawberry vendor was close to a block long! We waited for fish, then quickly picked up some falafel and blueberries and left the market.

I spent most of the afternoon culling photos, mostly from Hong Kong. The next batch will start with our son’s fifth-grade “graduation” to middle school – today, we noticed several houses with signs marking their children’s fifth-grade promotion since they won’t have a ceremony.

And this evening, we watched a strange Israeli-French movie, Jellyfish. I’m not sure I can describe it – I knew it was going to be strange, but it exceeded my expectations. We borrowed it from the Jewish Community Library – you can see it on Amazon Prime.

We got out early enough this morning to take a long walk before Torah Study and Shir Shabbat services – both were live events, which was a very nice change of pace.

I spent most of the afternoon working on photos – I’m almost finished with April, 2001 (I finished editing a trip to Israel, Hursley, and Paris and I’m halfway through a ten-day trip to Hong Kong). So many duplicates….

Dinner was takeout from Manresa – it makes a nice change from my cooking!