Pizza with My Son Seth | First Bread After 8 Days of Passover
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- My son Seth doesn't eat any bread, pizza, pasta, rice, or beans during Passover. He's been doing it for years. We usually have a little pizza party after Passover to ravishingly celebrate the return of the bread, but this year, for my youtube channel, we took it to Williamsburg. We are not used to being filmed so it was a bit weird, but a very fun experience in all. I thought we might find long lines for pizza, but except for an hour's wait, it was a rather mellow night in the neighborhood. Many thanks to Seth for being so game with the whole thing.
Filmed by Keith Pressman / kepress1.wixsi...
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This was one of my lightest (ie really didn't do much here - we just had fun) segments. What festival or personality would you like to see next?
I was wondering if you could maybe talk about the time of Omer after Pesach. I heard that life slows down during this period (for example, no music with instruments)
Interesting way of putting it, and I think it's true. I wonder how that can be turned into a video. Ideas welcome...
Can you do a segment on Health & Wellness? Are the Haredi more or less likely to use conventional medicine are they open to acupuncture? What about medication like addreall, CBD or Marijuana? Or even like secular counseling services for troubled marriages or teens outside of meeting with a Rabbi
Lag BaOmer, of course.
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You raised a respectable, mature and smart young man. Good job mama
Indeed
Frieda, you do not look old enough to have a son of that age!!! He seems a lovely boy!💙💙💙🏴🏴🏴
I just said that myself!
Same!
Because she was a teenager when she had him
Don’t Hasidic women eat kosher pizza? I didn’t see any.
@@Pureimagination200The exhausted women are probably home with their other children and grandchildren, cleaning up, and/or resting up, before they have to put away their Pesach dishes, etc.
Huge respect to Seth for respecting his roots, and to you both I love this video ♥️
I’m so impressed with how you’ve raised your son! He turned out differently from you, and you’re not only respectful, you’re involved!
Thank you for the privilege of seeing the you with your son and the conversation about observing passover.
It's so cool that he has stayed Orthodox regardless of your experience. I hope you taught him Yiddish and keeps it alive🙂
Where did you get that he stayed orthodox????
@@allensmith4131 Well I just assumed because he has a beard and a kippah. Regardless he seems to be searching and keeping close to his Jewish roots.
I think it’s pretty clear that he is mostly non observant but makes an effort for holidays
He said he isn't observing but tries to do the holidays for his dad and to respect his heritage. A lot of non orthodox Jews wear kippah on certain occasions
It was fun seeing your son. He’s so tall! And very confident in front of the camera. Well done, Mama. Oh, and he’s right about the smart phone! (But I can’t give it up!)
Your son is very sweet. I’ve been been-watching your videos. Just when I think it’s the best, there’s another one even better. We also ate pizza after Pesach. Our local non Jewish-owned pizza shop was closed for the week of Pesach and reopened the night of the 8th day. They knew that was the best time for a vacation in a Jewish neighborhood
What a lovely young man your son is! Seth, thank you for appearing with your Mom!
Nice job raising your son. You both seem so sweet. As far as content, anything you do really. You have such a calm presence about you. And such a desire to educate. Makes for nice content
What a smart son you have and how beautifully you raised him ! I really love the complicity between you both, that is priceless.Nothing can change the relationship between a mother and her son...
I love your relationship with your son, it feels so healthy. Thank you for sharing.
It was so nice to “meet” your son. He seems like a delightful young man.
Frieda, you are positively glowing in this video! Motherhood suits you. ❤️
100%
Freida, this was simply BEAUTIFUL!! to finally see your wonderful son and your genuinely heartwarming interaton brought tears to my eyes. He's a exemplary young man who clearly benefited from having a grounded, intelligent and loving mother; and it sounds like an equally good father. Congratulations and thank you for sharing this special moment. This is why I LOVE this channel. Stay well, both of you.
What a fun video. I had to laugh when Seth was eating a banana on the train. Also, on a side note, thank you for posting that you were being interviewed by Andrew Gold on his channel. You were respectful and educational. I appreciate all I have learned from you. Thanks! 😊
I didn't realize your son is grown. I guess time flies. Looks like a wonderful outing. I hope he is able to find his place in this world easily. It's definitely hard with conflicting ideas and ideology but i think he is smart and confident so he'll figure it out. Much Hatzlacha and Nachas from him!
She must have been a child bride, she looks way too young to have a son that age!
@@priscillafrye2951 she wasn't a child bride she was most definitely an adult. But yes many Jewish women look way younger than they are.
Your son is so handsome and well spoken! Thank you for sharing this with us.
Be so proud mama Frieda, your boy became a lovely young man 🌸💟🌸 I am so happy for you both and am wishing you all the happiness and joy of the world!! 🌸💙🫂💙🌸
What a wonderful young man! You’ve done an amazing job Frieda!!!
I hope Pearl treated herself to some delicious pizza!
@@dtn590 I’m just a Southern girl who doesn’t know from rugelach but am willing to bet it is so very delicious-just like Pearl!
No, pearl probably baked a fresh brownie after she was done packing away her passover stuff. Thats what her generation did, the pizza eating is a younger generation thing
@@beans4853 oh my. An excellent choice. Of course, a yummy slice of pizza followed by a moist brownie. A bit of heaven!
I’m waiting for the next episode with Pearl! 😊
Frieda, you and your son are adorable together-go team flip phone!
Beautiful video, just lovely. This Manhattan born & bred lady enjoyed the stroll in Brooklyn on such a nice night with you + your son + and the cameraman very much! Thank you!
That was a delightful Mother Son video. Thank you for sharing your after Pesach pizza with us. It was a busy ending to Pesach this year being so close to Shabbos. It's a lot of work but I do love Passover. Best wishes from Toronto 😊🇨🇦
I did not know your son was so adult looking, especially as u don't tell us viewers how old he is.
Kol hakovod for what he chooses to do and keep in his Yiddishkeit. We each have our own journey within ourselves and what we within our lives.
Blessings, love and prayers for all, from Israel 🇮🇱.
He has appeared many times in her past videos
@@whitemailprivilege2830 which ones? I haven’t seen
I just found this channel today, but she mentions in one of Pearl's videos that he's 17.
More Seth! What does he remember about his Hasidim days, does he visit Hasidic Dad, etc.
yes!
"It's not Passover Keith!" LOL
You have an awesome mother Seth😁👍🏼awesome tours. Frieda you raise a very respectable young man😊👍🏼🙏
Lucky mother to have such a son and lucky son to have such a mother!
Sweet young man just like his mama.
Loved this video of you and your son. Especially, with how I have been feeling the past few days, you remind me there are respectable people in this world.
Ah great video Frieda your boy is very sweet. Pizza looked great too !
What a wonderful son you have! You should be very proud of him! Thanks for sharing this video!
What I like about her is that even though she left her community she is not attacking them. Unlike the " brazen" imbecile. And look how she takes her son to them while giving him the opportunity of another perspective. I would love to be friends with her. Thanks Freida for being a genuine person.
Imbecile? Check yourself and what this community does to its people. Freedom is the answer, something they don't really have
What a pleasant young man you’ve raised. Nothing can make a mother prouder than to see her kids grow up to be sincere, thinking adults!❤
So fun and light! The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Your son is just as respectful as you,just beautiful!
What a lovely video! Loved watching this nice mother / son moment.
the pizza looked so good, that's the best way to break back into life after pesach! I loved the kid dancing in the back 🤣
wow!! been watching your videos for a while now, Seeing you and your son, that you clearly raised very well, was a great sight to behold. respectful, knowledgeable, and clearly yall have a very strong loving bond! its beautiful to see. great job. shalom from Tampa
Thank you my friend from Tampa. It was not easy to raise this feller on my own but now that he’s almost off to college I am grateful for all the blessings!
My favorite ❤ Frieda video to date!! Your relationship with your son is real and rich, it’s very enjoyable to watch.
Frieda,
Another great vlog. Your son is a sweetheart. Your entitled to keep your flip phone.
I watched the 10 videos with your interview with Pearl. She is a woman much to be admired, her faith, her family values and her support of her son who is not quite following her expectations. She is a solid mother and an example for all her children to ACCEPT change and not exclude or shun other family members. Thank you for sharing a culture and or faith I would not otherwise have been so intimately exposed.
Just to clarify in case someone not Jewish may have felt slighted, the word "Goy" isn't intrinsically derogatory. The word "Goy" literally means "Nation" and even the Jews are referred to as a Goy (Nation) in the Bible. Yes, some times people use it in a derogatory fashion (similar to when people use the word Jew derogatory). However, the term is mainly used to mean a non-Jew (no negativity implied). It's no different from referring to a Black person as Black or referring to those of the Jewish faith as a Jew.
What a great relationship you have with your son! He seems to be a great guy! ❤️
Thank you for sharing your special time with your son with us.
Love your videos Frieda!… a learning experience and then, wonderful to see you a super smart, very pretty young girl- woman with your lovely son! Makes me want to learn more about your culture, values traditions and customs!
Bravooo!👏👏👏 Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Frieda 🙏🏻You have a very handsome son. Very nice guy.😊 I love your videos and really learn alot. Love the traditions of Judism👍cant wait for the next one.
Seth indeed seems so lovely! Can you do a sit down video with him? I've always wondered how the children of people who leave perceive their parents' upbringing, etc.
Son : Can I eat this.
Mom : NO.
Tis' simple as that.
It was a fun show to watch. I never thought of you with a son that old!!! You seem too young! but he's lovely - seems like a great guy!
What a nice kid.😊
OMG! He is so handsome. I’m so glad about you and your son! I’ve never asked this question (about custody), because it’s can be very personal. I’m so happy, that he stayed with you!!!!!!!! Nice video!!!
Okay seeing your son with this kappel gave me such joy I had tears. I dont know how to explain it. Also, where were you for yomtov? You traveled in for this video I guess?
This was just lovely! Thank you.
so proud of u for going with the flip phone. This is actually trendy now!
So I hear! It's much better that way, I think.
Nice to see your son
Frieda, so nice to see you and meet your son, Seth!
I bet that pizza tasted AH-mazing 😊
I grew up in a very Irish, Italian, Jewish (not Hasidic, but often observant) neighborhood. Most of us were first generation American, some/quite a few immigrants - our parents/grandparents. So many of the foods you speak of make my mouth water.
I feel like a I was very lucky to live my early years there. Everyone got along well, and learned so much about each other, especially regarding food and traditions. I wouldn’t trade those years for any financial success. My sister and I laugh now that we didn’t know we were poor ☺️
We had all we needed plus a few extras.
Thanks for all you share with us. I enjoy you and your channel more and more!
❤
Hahaha I love the little philosophy sesh you two had as you gobbled down the slices. It appears that deprivation often leads to passion for the Hasids 😄. Seth, you're a natural but you already know that!
shep nachas. You'r son is so loving and respectful. Like his mother. ❤
I love love love your videos. Really lovely to see your son. Please make your videos longer. They are over far too quickly. ❤
Fantastic video as usual, and what a lovely young man your son is
Post more with ur son! He’s so cute
Seth is very outgoing. He looks like he could be in his early twenties. I'm assuming he isn't observant but enjoys talking part of the traditions...
We raised our son Joshua in a faith-based home, but for now, he has walked away. It reminds me of your friend Pearl's son. If I remember correctly, he is not Orthodox but abides by many of the traditions...
The best part was seeing Seth has a flip phone also! I miss those days. 😊
WOW, a flip phone, not sure any other Gen Z'ers are doing that. Great idea tho!
Love this video of you and your son. Very handsome young man. So late to eat dinner! So nice of your son to eat pizza with you. Thank you for sharing!
Wow! wow! Wow! What a surprise! The "Guest appearance".
I remember how you used to post small videos of you and Seth when he was small. He grew up to be such a "mench"! I was so happy to see him!
Nice to see you again with Seth. He is a fine young man you have done a great job with him. “ train up a child in the way he should go”. I have noticed some musical artefacts in some of your videos. Do you play piano Frieda? Have a great week - Bill - UK 🍰🍮🍰
He looks like your little brother ! Nice video :)
This was so wholesome. I always love ALL your videos but this has become one of my favourites immediately lol. The personal, the humour, the background music, everything makes me happy haha :) Your content is always outstanding, thank you so much for your work!!
love you guys so much! what a great lighthearted video, the pizza looks delicious !!
People go for Chometz after the whole Passover kitchen and everything Passover is cleaned away.
That's why you see people going to eat in middle of the night. They finally put everything away.
Frieda beautiful. Lots of joy from your son . Hope
To see you. This time in person 😎❤️
Thanks for sharing this moment with your son! I so appreciate your videos
Loved to meet your son and love your relationship with him , more SETH ❤
Thank you for this beautiful video. Children are a blessing from HaShem. Seth is a fine young man. May He who watches over Israel watch over you with many blessings. Bill. UK
Thanks so much Bill. Hope all is well. :)
Awwwww I love y'alls matching flip phones
The selling of chometz on camera with an impromptu sale. That’s legendary.
I hope when my sons are his age we can enjoy pizza like this. 🖤
Your son is that old? I thought you were younger! You look amazing. And Seth seems like a mensch!
❤❤ Awesome 👌🏾. . You look more like His Big Sister. 😊. HOW SWEET.😊
Absolutely loved this video. You and your son have a fantastic rapport. Thank you for sharing!
That's my block! ❤️ I'm looking to do your tour with my mom this fall.
This was so much fun to watch! I hope you do more videos with your son - you guys are so sweet with each other - so heartwarming !!
This was a really sweet video. Very enjoyable to see you and Seth hanging out and having fun together.
What a delightful and engaging young man. Thanks for this glimpse into your life!
More Seth!!! You two are hilarious together 😂
Hi Frieda I just want to say that I truly enjoy your show. You are very interesting I first saw you interview Sarah Braun.🎈
Dear Frieda,
Im a serial-viewer of your videos and find your channel to be very insightful and thought-provoking. I was struck by the image of your son wearing a yarmulke, given your departure from Satmar and your journey to explore the world outside of the insular community in which you were raised.
I am genuinely curious to hear what role Yiddishkeit plays in your post-Satmar existence.
Perhaps this topic would be of interest to your viewers, given your unique position as someone who still deeply understands and respects Satmar, but who has also begun to explore the wider world. I am sure that your insights and experiences would be of great value to many of your followers, who may be struggling with similar questions of identity, faith, and community.
Thank you for sharing your story and for being an important voice in the conversation about the complexities of leaving an insular community while still maintaining a connection to one's roots. I look forward to hearing more from you in the future.
Best regards,
Yaqub
What a sweet boy. Pizza looks fabulous.
Excellent videography!
Lovely to see you with your son! Question… does Seth speak Yiddish?
He did in his childhood, but not anymore. Hopefully he'll relearn it soon
Good for you that you don't have a smart phone! You get to use your seichel like that (LOL)
Go Seth! Good for you that you're giving your mom such nachas!
You two are amazing!
And why do you look the same age?
loved this!' what a handsome smart son you got! you're inspiring me to get a flip phone
That person in the background 🤣
What a fun and educational video, amazing! 🤗
Freida,
I’m so proud of your son for keeping Pesach, and not eating any chametz!
I think that he will beazros Hashem become frum!
That was an absolute joy to watch.
😊😊Frieda: You are truly Blessed to have a wonderful, Tal and handsome son (Seth)🌈💥💥💥Thank you for this lovely VIDEO * * * ALL YOUR VIDEOS are brilliant and delightful!!🦋🦋Shalom to you, Pearl and your Family 🌸🌺🌸🌸🌸Violet (from Toronto and Australia) 🦚🌳🌲🌳🌳🌳🌳
He's such a sweet boy, very respectful.
Wishing you only nachas.
I grew up in the 1950s All the kids on the block would join in very elaborate and imaginative games such as being king and queen Then at 6 we would all go in for dinner when my mom’s loud voice would call us in. 😂