Years ago I encountered Sukkah Sam. He is the man that would have put Ted and Soccer Dad to shame because he could put a Sukkah up in minutes. It was a beautiful structure and something that we enjoyed immensely.
I cannot tell you much about Sukkah Sam because my memory has gotten fuzzy with time it is almost 30 years since I last saw him and for all I know he was the father of a friend dressed up as a Sukkah builder. Still I remember it will.
Every now and then when I come across photos or film footage of the Amish building a barn I remember my experiences with Sukkah Sam, the Sukkah building man.
Ezzie says
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Assorted Babble by Suzie says
Wishing you a happy Rosh Hashana!
I think of ones from my past too, and wonder what happen to them.
Tks for visiting me while I was gone, appreciate you commenting always. You are welcome anytime.
Sending a smile your way!
Jack's Shack says
Thanks Barbara,
Shana Tova to you too.
BarbaraFromCalifornia says
Since there is till time for sukkot, I will wish you and your loved ones a sweet year. May you be inscribed for a year of good health, peace and prosperity.