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Did you know there is a trend of rabbis standing on their heads across the country?

Rabbi David has made a tradition of doing a handstand each year to celebrate the topsy-turvy fun of the Hebrew month of Adar and to honor the holiday of Purim when evil plans were turned into jublilant celebration.  This year he challenged the families of Olam Chesed to turn themselves upside-down.  Take a look at how many different ways our families flipped for joy, from summer splashes to incredible gymnastics, from sibling support, to family yoga. Who would have thought there were so many wonderful ways to celebrate the upside down nature of Adar?  

  When Adar begins joy increases! Mishenichnas Adar marbim b'simchah  משנכנס אדר מרבים בשמחה!