This is what the rabbi ended his sermon with last night for the first service of the High Holiday season, for Rosh Hashana. I actually listened all the way through and didn't just wake up at the end! If you don't know the custom, it's dipping apples into honey for a sweet new year. Sounds good to me. L'Shana Tova, Happy New Year to everyone!Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Drench Your Apples In Honey
This is what the rabbi ended his sermon with last night for the first service of the High Holiday season, for Rosh Hashana. I actually listened all the way through and didn't just wake up at the end! If you don't know the custom, it's dipping apples into honey for a sweet new year. Sounds good to me. L'Shana Tova, Happy New Year to everyone!
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Yum! Now there's a tradition I think I might borrow.
Happy New Year!
Thanks, Natalie. We also do a lot of praying and asking for forgiveness and thinking about how to be better, do the right thing, think about time and how we use it, in the coming year. It's not all about the food. But a lot of good is done around the kitchen table.
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