Mi Casa, Succa’sa

Hi! I would really appreciate if kosher.com could be so kind as to erase all nasty comments. This show is one of my favorite ones but not because of that. You published the new comment policy and I would appreciate if those that are not appropriate would be erased. I also want to tell Nitza how much I appreciate her shows. Every single one of them taught me a new skill. Thank you!

wow Nitza you have truly outdone yourself, go girl!!! Pls only use this column for compliments and questions,Absolutely NO rasism allowed!!!!!!!!!!! Keep your comments to yourself and no one is forcing you to watch this video.
Thank you Nitza, YOU ROCK!

I love all your videos, and would really appreciate if you would post some still pictures of your projects, too. For easy reference and ideas so i don't have to watch the whole video each time.
Beautiful and inspirational, it's so refreshing to see a talented balabusta at work and to enjoy your humour and wit!
Keep them coming, we love them!!

I love seeing your videos all the way in Stamford Hill London uk, they are gorgeous! Even though i won't necessarily do the same, it gives me much inspo and enjoyment.
If anyone feels negatively about this series, you are not forced to watch.
Let's talk positively about one another and be positive in general, and you will see that those who are, are usually kind, happy and loved by others. Negative personalities are usually avoided by others. Especially with the situation in Eretz Yisroel and around the world, let's show ahavas yisroel and not vilify anyone and/or shame anyone publicly.
May we all have a kesiva vechasima toiva, and a gitt gebenched yuhr for klal yisroel around the world iy"H, TOGETHER!!

Nitza, I love your series, and so do many of my friends. A comment to all the haters: #1: Some of us are super-creative, and it's so nice to find inspiration to use our creativity on Jewish events and yomim tovim. #2: If budget is an issue; I want to raise two points: a. you can always replicate or come up with your own beautiful sukkah decor that fits your budget. b) A sukkah is supposed to be beautiful - you'll never get poor by spending on yom tov- the opposite is true. #3: I've read a lot of memoirs from the 16th and 17th century Jews. Succos was always a very special yomtov- everyone went all out - according to their means. The families who could afford it built an all-year-round gazebo on their property and spent days decorating it before yom tov. #4: Nitza, please keep the videos coming - you are an inspiration to all of us who may sometimes feel that our creativity gets trapped in the day-to-day marathons of our lives. I've used this video as inspiration for our own sukkah, and cannot wait to share photos. And yes, I am PROUD that I am planning, dreaming, and working on my Sukkah since Pesach. If any of you reading this love Nitza's show as much as I do; please comment as well - let's override the negative comments with positivity and love.