Thank you Eliza and Teddy Friedman

Eliza and Teddy Friedman came for early morning drop off and the Kohavim Shuk, market area, was not quite ready. Eliza was the first person in today, and I asked, what could we put in our Shuk? Eliza and the Tel Aviv boys and girls had recently visited a shuk. Eliza decided the shuk needed food so off we went searching for food ingredients. She carefully lined up the raisins, cereal and crackers. Then she noticed that the other booth was still empty. Oh my, what else could we put there?? Eliza said: "I know we need scarves." Luckily we had some. Teddy Friedman came in shortly thereafter and thought we needed some money as well to purchase things. We had printed various bills valued at 5, 50, 100, 1000, 10000, along with some Shekels. He carefully lined up all the money ensuring that all the same values were on top of one anther. Their helping hands made shuk ready for business. Thank you for your helping hands.