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Tag Archives: Rosh Hashana
Shana Tova
I had hoped to be able to post about my trip to England last month but it’s taking longer than expected to choose and edit the many photos and write about all that I managed to see and do in … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Religion, Uncategorized
Tagged High Holy Days, Jewish calendar, Jewish festivals, Rosh Hashana
6 Comments
(Not Quite) The Hostess With The Mostest (Yet)
My regular readers have, no doubt, been asking themselves where I could have disappeared to. Yes, I know I shouldn’t end a sentence with a preposition, but it sounds less awkward than “have been asking themselves to where I could … Continue reading
Posted in Cuisine, Daily Life, Humour, Uncategorized
Tagged cuisine, High Holy Days, home hospitality, hostess, moving house, new apartment, Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur
8 Comments
A Good Year, A Good Life
In a few short hours, Jews all over the world will be celebrating Rosh Hashana – the Jewish New Year. Besides being a time for introspection and prayer, it is also a time when families get together for the festive … Continue reading
Posted in Religion, Religion and Philosophy, Uncategorized
Tagged Jewish New Year, rich-poor gap, Rosh Hashana, social protest
17 Comments
Count Your Blessings
Israelis love to complain. We are always complaining about one thing or another, whether it’s the weather, the political/security situation, the current economic climate, the government, the neighbours, our work. The heatwave is unbearable, the rain makes everyone miserable, the … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Religion and Philosophy, Uncategorized
Tagged apple, economic climate, honey, Israel, middle class families, Rosh Hashana, water reserves
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