The Nageela National Camping Network (that's a mouthfull)
would like to wish a really TALL
MAZEL TOV
to All- star Nageela East counselor
Aryeh Steinman
upon getting engaged!
WOOOHOOO!
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Wait, stop!
William was excited to join the army.
He enjoyed the drills, the exercises and even the food!
His one problem was with shooting.
He got really nervous when the officer would yell "Fire at Will!"
He enjoyed the drills, the exercises and even the food!
His one problem was with shooting.
He got really nervous when the officer would yell "Fire at Will!"
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Gourmet delight
I guess I don't get to pet stores very often. They are fascinating places. There are a lot of cool things to see and do... It's always a fun trip for the kids, who love playing with a bunny or a dog.
But...
Don't do your food shopping there. Really.
Pinkies and fuzzies... Are you serious?
"hey, you wanna eat something fuzzy?"
But...
Don't do your food shopping there. Really.
Pinkies and fuzzies... Are you serious?
"hey, you wanna eat something fuzzy?"
Sunday, March 20, 2011
purim photos
Check out our flick photostream of the ongoing PUMP YOUR PURIM EVENT!
http://tinyurl.com/493y2z7
http://tinyurl.com/493y2z7
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
Please leave a massage after the tone
Today, I fired my massage therapist..
He just rubbed me the wrong way...
He just rubbed me the wrong way...
Friday, February 25, 2011
Really? You're kidding!
Here's the cover to a book my kids have, and I must say I'm severely disappointed!
I'll bet the author never even tried to! Huh, Harriet? Have you?
I can't say I do it often, because to truly savor the fine taste and texture of an expertly marinated Kirby requires the faculties of palate, tongue and epiglottis.
However, tasting a pickle with one's ear does provide a pleasantly pickly sensation as well.
So next time somebody writes a book, I sincerely hope they research the topic well.
Monday, February 21, 2011
It's a boy!
Mazal tov to
Camp NAGEELA (east)
Asst head counselor
Shaya Hecht
Upon the birth of a baby boy!
Camp NAGEELA (east)
Asst head counselor
Shaya Hecht
Upon the birth of a baby boy!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
There r no cats... Abd the streets are paved with pickle juice!
Apparently, Bergen County, NJ has started using pickle juice to melt snow.
What a terrible waste of a valuable commodity!
pickle juice article
What a terrible waste of a valuable commodity!
pickle juice article
Monday, February 7, 2011
Kay-liens
Two astronauts land on Mars. Their mission: To determine whether there is oxygen on the planet. 'Give me the box of matches,' says one.
'Either it burns and there is oxygen, or nothing happens.'
He takes the box, and is ready to strike a match when, out of the blue, a Martian appears waving all his seven arms. 'No, no, don't!'
The two guys look at each other, worried. Could there be an unknown explosive gas on Mars? Still, the astronaut takes up the match and prepares to strike it.
One of the astronauts says, 'This looks serious. What are they afraid of? Nonetheless, we're here for science, to know if humans can breathe on Mars.' So... He strikes the match -- which flames up, burns down, and... NOTHING HAPPENS!
So then he turns to the Martians and asks, 'Why did you want us to not strike a match?'
The leader of the Martians steps forward and says, "Today is Shabbos!"
'Either it burns and there is oxygen, or nothing happens.'
He takes the box, and is ready to strike a match when, out of the blue, a Martian appears waving all his seven arms. 'No, no, don't!'
The two guys look at each other, worried. Could there be an unknown explosive gas on Mars? Still, the astronaut takes up the match and prepares to strike it.
Suddenly, a crowd of hysterical Martians come, all waving their arms: 'No, please no, don't do that! STOP! Please!'
One of the astronauts says, 'This looks serious. What are they afraid of? Nonetheless, we're here for science, to know if humans can breathe on Mars.' So... He strikes the match -- which flames up, burns down, and... NOTHING HAPPENS!
So then he turns to the Martians and asks, 'Why did you want us to not strike a match?'
The leader of the Martians steps forward and says, "Today is Shabbos!"
Monday, January 31, 2011
Scottsdale Arizona Reunion
It was a beautiful night in Arizona as I got together for a Nageelawest Arizona reunion/ open house. 
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
New nageela baby!
MAZAL TOV
To camp NAGEELA west head counselor
TZIPPY HOLLANDER
And long time NAGEELA east counselor and nageawest driver
Rabbi Matis Hollander
Upon the birth of a
BABY BOY!
To camp NAGEELA west head counselor
TZIPPY HOLLANDER
And long time NAGEELA east counselor and nageawest driver
Rabbi Matis Hollander
Upon the birth of a
BABY BOY!
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
It's all in the family
We'd like to wish a big, juicy
MAZAL TOV!
to longtime NAGEELA east and Jepli veteran staff member
Aron Lipman
Upon his engagement to former NAGEELA camper and staff member
Sara Zelka,
Sister of Aaron (Ethel) Zelka.
MAZAL TOV!
to longtime NAGEELA east and Jepli veteran staff member
Aron Lipman
Upon his engagement to former NAGEELA camper and staff member
Sara Zelka,
Sister of Aaron (Ethel) Zelka.
Friday, December 24, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Now that is COLD
Some people get this warm, fuzzy feeling when the hear Hava Nageela.
I just think this is kinda COOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prB1kNhnGPI&feature=related
I just think this is kinda COOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prB1kNhnGPI&feature=related
Monday, December 20, 2010
What-ever
Whatever, like, I so, totally you- know, whatever.
You know what I mean? Whatever.
I mean, like according to like, Reuters.com, the word 'whatever' is like totally the most, like totally annoying word in like the whole English language. Sweet.
So like basically what that all means, is, you know, it's like totally not cool to say 'whatever', cause it's like, totally annoying, you know. Actually, whatever... Like, if u wanna like say it all the time, knock yourself out, cause whatever, I like really don't care. Or maybe I do care.
Whatever.
You know what I mean? Whatever.
I mean, like according to like, Reuters.com, the word 'whatever' is like totally the most, like totally annoying word in like the whole English language. Sweet.
So like basically what that all means, is, you know, it's like totally not cool to say 'whatever', cause it's like, totally annoying, you know. Actually, whatever... Like, if u wanna like say it all the time, knock yourself out, cause whatever, I like really don't care. Or maybe I do care.
Whatever.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Almost there...
I won't count my chickens before they hatch... Meaning until I open my front door tonight. But, at least tonight we made it last security... At the gate now!
Granted the plane will not leave onetime considering they haven't started boarding yet for a flight that supposed to take off in 15 minutes.
It seems the saga has almost ended.
Granted the plane will not leave onetime considering they haven't started boarding yet for a flight that supposed to take off in 15 minutes.
It seems the saga has almost ended.
Stuck in Chicago
Should have been simple, right? A one day conference in Chicago.
Well, it actually all started a couple of months ago when I heard that the National NAGEELA conference would be taking place in New York City. Naturally, as very organized people, we immediately booked flights. It was only after the flights were arranged that the location of the conference was switched to Chicago.
Ok. One strike, but we changed our tickets and now we're heading to Chicago. The flights from Las Vegas into the windy city are sparse, and we ended up scheduled on a 12:50AM flight. After we get to the airport, we find out that the flight is delayed until 2:30.
Great.
We finally get into Chicago, where it's 7 degrees, as opposed to the 70 in Las Vegas. We swing by the place the meetings are going to be held and immediately begin ingesting large amounts of caffeine.
The meetings went pretty well. We made all kinds of great plans, had wonderful food, and I'm imbibed more caffeine.
Then our flight got delayed again. And again. Turns out theres this website where you can actually track your plane's progress in the air, as well as how many bags of peanuts each passenger managed to grab while the flight attendant wasn't looking. The wonders of technology!
This website told me that our plane was still somewhere over Georgia, and would depart Chicago at 11:59pm. Great, that means I wouldn't be home until at least 1am. Well, what can you do? I get to the airport at 11:00, and it completely dead. Nobody behind the airline counter.
We ask the guy mopping what's going on, and he tells us that the security checkpoint is closed.
"well how am I supposed to get to my flight?"
"you're not."
"but we just called the airline, and after a while of trying to find someone who spoke English, they told us the plane is still on the ground!"
"you're also on the ground and you are going to stay that way."
"Is there a single security checkpoint in this airport that is open?"
Now you might be thinking, "This is Chicago O'Hare, the busiest airport in the world... How is it possible that there aren't any open checkpoints?"
No idea.
It's the next day, and I'm still in Chicago. Naturally, the airline put us on the NEXT flight out, which is 24 hours later. At least they have good burgers here.
I'll keep on updating...
Well, it actually all started a couple of months ago when I heard that the National NAGEELA conference would be taking place in New York City. Naturally, as very organized people, we immediately booked flights. It was only after the flights were arranged that the location of the conference was switched to Chicago.
Ok. One strike, but we changed our tickets and now we're heading to Chicago. The flights from Las Vegas into the windy city are sparse, and we ended up scheduled on a 12:50AM flight. After we get to the airport, we find out that the flight is delayed until 2:30.
Great.
We finally get into Chicago, where it's 7 degrees, as opposed to the 70 in Las Vegas. We swing by the place the meetings are going to be held and immediately begin ingesting large amounts of caffeine.
The meetings went pretty well. We made all kinds of great plans, had wonderful food, and I'm imbibed more caffeine.
Then our flight got delayed again. And again. Turns out theres this website where you can actually track your plane's progress in the air, as well as how many bags of peanuts each passenger managed to grab while the flight attendant wasn't looking. The wonders of technology!
This website told me that our plane was still somewhere over Georgia, and would depart Chicago at 11:59pm. Great, that means I wouldn't be home until at least 1am. Well, what can you do? I get to the airport at 11:00, and it completely dead. Nobody behind the airline counter.
We ask the guy mopping what's going on, and he tells us that the security checkpoint is closed.
"well how am I supposed to get to my flight?"
"you're not."
"but we just called the airline, and after a while of trying to find someone who spoke English, they told us the plane is still on the ground!"
"you're also on the ground and you are going to stay that way."
"Is there a single security checkpoint in this airport that is open?"
Now you might be thinking, "This is Chicago O'Hare, the busiest airport in the world... How is it possible that there aren't any open checkpoints?"
No idea.
It's the next day, and I'm still in Chicago. Naturally, the airline put us on the NEXT flight out, which is 24 hours later. At least they have good burgers here.
I'll keep on updating...
Monday, December 13, 2010
Free ipod nano!
That's right. Get an iPod nano.
This is NOT a raffle, offer or contest. You do not have to write an essay, have the winning ticket or stay on top of a bucking horse.
It's simple.
Download, register, rock.
Every camper that signs up to camp nageelawest before the end of the year (by that I mean before new years) will get a new nano!
Visit www.nageelawest.org to register and win!
This is NOT a raffle, offer or contest. You do not have to write an essay, have the winning ticket or stay on top of a bucking horse.
It's simple.
Download, register, rock.
Every camper that signs up to camp nageelawest before the end of the year (by that I mean before new years) will get a new nano!
Visit www.nageelawest.org to register and win!
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
It's a boy!
Mazel tov to long time NAGEELA head lifeguard and administrator Shaul Leiser on the birth of a baby boy!
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