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salvia_lover Modi'in, Israel Sep 14, 2004

As tomorrow evening ushers in Rosh Hashanah, I just wanted to wish all of our Jewish members Shanah tovah umetukah (a good and sweet new year). May you all be written in the Good Book.

-Julie

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roadrunner Crossville, TN Sep 14, 2004

Julie....I wish the same to you!! Jo

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darius So.App.Mtns., United States(Zone 5b) Sep 14, 2004

I was engaged to a Jewish boy for a while, and loved the celebrations of the various holidays, the "Remembering" and "Thanking" and all the Good Wishes. So, I, too, send those your way, your religion or mine notwithstanding.

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smiln32 Oklahoma City, OK(Zone 7a) Sep 15, 2004

How sweet of you to post this. I hope you have a wonderful new year also.

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Equilibrium Sep 17, 2004

Happy belated New Year to you too. I am so totally surprised to find someone else who celebrates High Holidays!

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mdvaden Beaverton, OR Sep 19, 2004

Hey there !

I don't know much about that, but I do know my favorite boss ever, was Jewish.

Just happened to locate him on the internet a couple of years ago after 15 years. We write occassionally. He just came up to Oregon and we and a few others had dinner recently. I'd like to stay in the loop with him the rest of my days.

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handhelpers Coopersburg, PA(Zone 6b) Sep 23, 2004

shanah tovah tekatevu - easy fast to all those that do....kol nidre is the prayer most meaningful/moving to me. my grandmother lighting the candles are my most vivid memory

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