It’s a few days after the observance of Rosh HaShannah, the Jewish New Year – and I’m finally beginning to catch my breath. John & I had just returned from two weeks in Europe, and I was having five extra guests plus my son (on army leave) over for dinner. 1,505 more words
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Amen. From Tablet, a New Year reading.
“Our beautiful boy Judah was so very lost. אִבֵּד את עצמו: our Hebrew language gently conveys; he literally could not find his way. On Tuesday, December 22, 2015, at the age of 27, my son surrendered to the torment that had been slowly destroying him. 1,025 more words
Pecan Bread Budding
Shana tovah, friends! This week’s celebration of Rosh Hashannah meant some fun fall baking and this delicious pecan bread pudding. It’s another winning recipe from my Better Homes & Gardens Fall Baking magazine, a make-it-mine recipe that you can customize to your liking. 197 more words
Tashlikh
and so …
we throw
bread crumbs
on water
and hope for Yah
to shower us
with doughnut sprinkle
rain
like ducklings… 7 more words
Blow the Shofar - WAKE UP!!
A new year is seen as a milestone in time – Some people see time as a line, stretching forever forwards and backwards. Others see it as cyclical, we always come back to the same point. 376 more words
Spelt Challah
The other week for Rosh Hashannah (Jewish new year) I made Challah for the very first time. I can’t take any credit for the recipe, it’s all on here 51 more words
A Cathedral in Time - A Tabernacle in Space
it all starts with the story of two Rebbes in a sukkah…..
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