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do not think of pink elephants
Or, alternatively: do not think, mostly through sukkah-building, "Hey! I've gotten through this so far without any boo-boos!"
Tonight the sukkah is up and valid, if listing a bit to Forbes. (Uneven patio. The frame is made out of pretty hefty metal pieces, so I don't think anything's bent.) Tomorrow, I hope, it will be lighted and furnished.
Tonight the sukkah is up and valid, if listing a bit to Forbes. (Uneven patio. The frame is made out of pretty hefty metal pieces, so I don't think anything's bent.) Tomorrow, I hope, it will be lighted and furnished.
Sukkah
Pavilions don't work because one needs to be able to see the stars through the (not wholly there) top, and there are restrictions on acceptable materials for said top (which, practically speaking, means that most people use pre-fab mats with wooden slats, or branches, or corn stalks, things like that).