Last night (Monday) Danielle Greenberg asked to break free from her arduous and demanding routine as a new mother of two toddlers, and organized a particularly lavish pajama party for her best friends, which included lots of good food, happy music, and a surprise performance by a sensory artist.
The celebration, which lasted until the wee hours of the night and was frequently documented in the star's story, was interrupted at one point when a policeman, who was apparently invited by the neighbors who had trouble sleeping because of the noise, knocked on the door of the house.
Daniel Greenberg, photo: Nir Pekin
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"Mom deserves to let loose a little, but in pajamas," Greenberg wrote in a story from her car on her way to the party.
A little while later, Greenberg was already photographing the rich dining table that accompanied the event, which included salads, pastries and donuts.
"I organized an evening for the girls, first of all we are all in onesie (pajamas that close with a long zipper) and the artistic part will come soon," she promised.
"But let's dance," she said as Mashina's song "Night Train" was played in the background.
Daniel Greenberg, photo: Nir Pekin
Afterwards, Greenberg documented the surprise she prepared for the company, when she invited the artist of the senses Aviv Dora.
After a series of videos in which the girls were recorded being enthusiastic about the attraction and collaborating with the mentalist, Greenberg added, quite late at night, a video with all her friends screaming one of the famous songs of the singer Moshe Peretz "Barcelona", which was apparently too much for the neighbors who wanted to sleep.
The next video that Greenberg uploaded to Story was already in a completely different atmosphere, and commemorated the conversation that her friends had together with her and the policeman who was called to stop the noise.
"Oh my! We are law-abiding citizens," wrote Danielle against the background of the video of the exchange between the girls and the smiling policeman.
Greenberg chose not to play the content of the conversation to the surfers, and preferred to include in the background the song by Omer Adam "They will honor us", better known by the name "Hello Hello Police".
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