Happy New Year!It's been quite some time since I've been to temple, growing up I'd go with friends and also with my Godfather. YES, my Godfather! I was raised Catholic, and yes, I really do have a Jewish Godfather (go figure...the church didn't ask so my parents didn't tell). LeAnne--you CRACK me up, that is hilarious!  L' Chiam, or something like that, A Peaceful and Happy New Year to all who celebrate at this time.We plan to attend service and eat with family for jewish holidays. Happy New Year. So that is what Rosh Hashanah means. I hope you all have a great year aheah. LeAnne C or anyone who knows--- what is the significance of the apples and honey? [QUOTE=LeAnne C] Yesterday, I made little fruit baskets for all my Jewish friends, but couldn't remember how to say "L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevuh". So I dropped off the baskets with little notes that read Shaniah Twain! I've been getting giggling voice mail messages since wishing ME a Shania Twain too! [/QUOTE] LOVE this :) I would love to hang with you lady Yesterday, I made little fruit baskets for all my Jewish friends, but couldn't remember how to say "L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevuh". So I dropped off the baskets with little notes that read Shaniah Twain! I've been getting giggling voice mail messages since wishing ME a Shania Twain too! Or as I usually say, "Happy Jew Near!" Have a great new year board mates! I am hijacking this thread, as I can 't get past page 1 of your picture thread. I wanted to tell you I can now see them. He is adorable and has that twinkle in his eye. I love seeing pictures. I will see if the 12 yr old can put some new ones up for me. By the way, had to check my calender to see about the holiday. I am (organized) religiously challenged. In any case, Happy New year to you as well. Hey, today is a nice day to present your friends celebrating Rosh Hashanah with apples and honey. And wish them well - this is their spiritual new year, full of hope and resolution to be better individuals. |
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