We did a Rosh Hashanah seder for the boys last night to help them learn a bit about the holiday...they weren't interested...
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Thursday, September 13, 2007
La Shanah Tova...or Happy Rosh Hashana
It's the Jewish New Year...a time to be thankful for the year that has passed, to celebrate the one to come, and to ask forgiveness from those you wronged...hey, if you pissed off a Jew this year, ask forgiveness now. They HAVE to forgive you. Seriously bad mo-jo if they don't!
We did a Rosh Hashanah seder for the boys last night to help them learn a bit about the holiday...they weren't interested...
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mmm--pumpkin pie with cool whip sounds very good right about now!
Well, "I" was interested! Sounds neat.
And you can send some of those cherry tomatoes you have so many of my way. YUM!
I would have come!! That sounds amazing.
Yummy list!
*hugs*
Paige
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Yummy! I'd love to try that date thing...sounds awesome.
A Rosh Hashanah seder? What a cool idea! We just had friends over (non-Jewish friends, at that) and lit the candles and said motzi.
And we had turkey, too. Looks like we're starting a new trend. I hope so; it sure beats briscuit AGAIN.
L'shanah Tovah, babe! May you be inscribed for a great year ahead.
L'shanah Tovah, Jenna!
I made noodle kugel and honey cake, YUMMY! I love Rosh Hashonah!
Neat learning idea for your boys, Jenna. I'm with Nikki - that pumpkin pie sounds very good right now. ;)
Traditions are wonderful, aren't they? Happy weekend.
VERY cool Jenna. This was awesome.
*noting the pine nuts in green beans*
Neat traditions, I've never heard of any of these things. Thanks for sharing!
Kissa
Very neat post, Jenna! Thanks for sharing.
Hi there!
LOL! Kids and seders... "Can't we just eat?"
I've only attended a couple, but the hardest part was keeping my kids from squirming and whining. Kudos on sticking it out. :D
I didn't know spinach meant freedom.
L'shanah tovah, Jenna. So we're now in the year 5768. I hope you're putting that on all your forms!!
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