OliFantje, Weekends

After school, on Fridays, OliFantje went strolling around the city with a friend once a fortnight. Chocolate, chips, nail polish and other nonsense were a regular purchase. They also sometimes went to someone's home to 'do homework' and such.

The other week OliFantje went home as quickly as she could, because she was going to the youth group in the evening. A friend of the primary school had asked her if she would like to go there because she went to that church before she started celebrating Shabbat. OliFantje thought that was a nice idea. She immediately came into a nice group of friends with boys and girls her age. In the first half of the evening there was someone who gave some kind of study or told something. Sometimes someone was specially invited. This is how OliFantje heard about people who only ate food from the supermarket garbage bins. Later they talked about it in small groups. At the end of the evening you could buy some fries and chat, play table tennis or football. That was always a good start to the weekend for OliFantje. Sometimes she met up with her friends from the group during the holidays and at the beginning of the year they all went to camp together.

On Shabbat OliFantje and her family went to 'Beth Yoseph'. That was once every two weeks. The other week they stayed home.

On Sunday, OliFantje quickly did her homework so that she could go for a walk, inline skating or skateboarding. She would take nice pictures during the tour: sometimes for social media, sometimes for herself.