Category: Tradition

Wishing You, Shanah Tovah!

During the Jewish New Year, Jews around the world eat apples dipped in honey symbolizing the sweetness of a new year. 

Why Non-Jews Should Care about the Jewish New Year

Happy New Year or Shanah Tovah in Hebrew! Rosh haShanah is the first Jewish holiday that occurs in the autumn and falls on the first and second days of the Jewish calendar, Tishri. Usually, it comes sometime in September or October. This year it begins on the evening of September 20th. The blowing of the…

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That Guy!

This guy has taken me all over the world. Or I guess I could say: I have followed him all over the world. There are a lot of reasons why I like this and will continue to follow him… Two good reasons are that he puts up with these two fur babies of mine. And…

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San Antonio at Christmas!

San Antonio is one of the most romantic cities in the USA. My husband and I spent our honeymoon here many moons ago. Well, we returned with our daughter and good friends for a Christmas getaway. The San Antonio river winds through the city, and it is decorated beautifully. So festive. We enjoyed a long…

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