It probably comes as no surprise to any regular reader of this blog that I love the season of autumn. Leaves changing colors and falling
Last week I made a honey apple cake from The Shiksa in the Kitchen as part of our Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) celebration. I’ve always
Today is Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. I planned my work schedule so I would not do work today. Instead we would celebrate the
Lately I’ve been struggling with something. There is something I’m supposed to learn. A lesson I’m being taught. Yet I’m struggling because I don’t know
May the blast of the shofar signal the start of the new year, 5772 … May your days be sweet like apples and honey… And
On the sundown of September 28, Jews from around the world will celebrate the new year of 5772. This holiday marks the beginning of Rosh
“Summer isn’t measured so much by the calendar as it is by the weightless days you move through.” — Susan Okaty, Coming East Here in
Sundown this evening marks the beginning of Rosh Hashanah 5771, the Jewish New Year. It is customary to say L’Shanah Tova, or Happy New Year
Okay, so the real start of the autumn season is September 23. But Labor Day Weekend is the unofficial end of summer. And since Starbucks
