Parshat B'ha'a'lo't'cha

Once again, I'm going with last year's ParshaPix. It's a good one. The Menora in the upper right corner starts off the sedra. Next to it is a pair of jeans. I couldn't resist going with the LEVIS, as in Levi'im. Makes a good visual riddle for your Shabbat guests and family. The lamb labeled 2 is for Pesach Sheni. Good topics for discussion with the whole idea of a second chance, sort of. Upper left are two silver trumpets. One row down from right to left is a cloud with an arrow indicating that it is moving. That means (equals) a green light for Bnei Yisrael to travel. The four different colored flags stand for the four camps that traveledtogether. Quail is quail. Straightforward. Snowflake under that is a bit tougher - Miriam's punishment was TZORA'AT, white as snow. Good for a discussion on watching what one says, even benign comments. The smiling watermelon in the thought bubble is for the people who claimed fond memories of the food in Egypt (including AVATI'ACH). The Aron is for the two ARON p'sukim between the backwards NUNs.

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