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The year 5778 & Collingwood has won a few premierships. Bucks is still coaching
Happy New Year.
Go to Mum's eat too much, with immediate family. Tuck into a hot bowl of cholesterol sorry chicken soup with kreplach or real egg noodles, tnree of chopped cholesterol sorry liver pate, fish, salads etc apple, main courses galore, salads & veg, too many deserts, honey cake & tea coffee.
When we were little we'd go the the synagogue as a family. Hasn't been done for many a year these days but is a family get together
Goes for two nights although in Israel it is for one night.
PM, aren't you getting them mixed up? The Day of Atonement is Yom Kippur, I think, which is next week. I should know; 24 hours of fasting as a teenager wasn't much of a holiday.
"Every time we witness an injustice and do not act, we train our character to be passive in its presence." – Julian Assange
happy new year to you WPT. I love the sense of ancient ritual and meaning in Judaism and I hope you all have a peaceful and wam time with the family (while being on good terms with the cardiac surgeon !).
You love the sense of ancient ritual and meaning in Judaism. What do you like about the sense of ancient ritual and meaning in Judaism so much? Don't worry about it, like a sacrificial offering to assuage the British entertainment industry's collective guilt and shame for turning a blind eye to or condoning such behaviour on a widespread basis for the past half-century.
PM, aren't you getting them mixed up? The Day of Atonement is Yom Kippur, I think, which is next week. I should know; 24 hours of fasting as a teenager wasn't much of a holiday.
Mugwump wrote:happy new year to you WPT. I love the sense of ancient ritual and meaning in Judaism and I hope you all have a peaceful and wam time with the family (while being on good terms with the cardiac surgeon !).
Cheers Mugwump.
These days it's being with family (a bit like Christmas - which will be at our place this year) - you know mixed marriages: my wife's an Essendon supporter. We still say the besssings before the meal & translate it (this year for my youngests boyfriend)
“I even went as far as becoming a Southern Baptist until I realised they didn’t keep ‘em under long enough” Kinky Friedman
