Shana Tova to all my Jewish friends out there in the forum

[JPie1]

May this New Year find all that is dear to you healthy and happy. Shalom and Happy New Year

Judy

 

[AphxA]

shalom

shalom to you too jpie. Hope you have a healthy and happy new year. 🙂

 

[milagros317]

Thank you, JPie. And may 5764 be a fine year for you and your family. 🙂

 

[Morning Angel]

Thanks JPie.
Shana Tova to all the Jewish ticklephiles out there and Shalom to everyone.

Morning Angel

 

[Mitchell]

Thank you Jpie, and the very same to you. I hope you are having nice high holy days.

 

[Deleted member 2452]

how very sweet of you to say jpie

and i wish you peace, and joy in the new year.
rosh hoshuna started back on friday at sundown though, lol.
steve

 

[Knox The Hatter]

much mazel and much love, JPie. I hope we can meet again soon.

 

[JPie1]

Re: how very sweet of you to say jpie

and i wish you peace, and joy in the new year.
rosh hoshuna started back on friday at sundown though, lol.
steve

Believe me Steve I knew very well when Rosh Hasannah started, I was just busy Friday eve and Sat morning with family, Temple and cooking for the Holidays. So even a little late it is still very much from the heart and the Jewish New Year is about wishing all health and happiness in the New Year....

And while we are at it before I am late on this I will wish everyone a good Yom Kippur.

Judy

 

[Deleted member 2452]

Re: Re: how very sweet of you to say jpie

Believe me Steve I knew very well when Rosh Hasannah started, I was just busy Friday eve and Sat morning with family, Temple and cooking for the Holidays. So even a little late it is still very much from the heart and the Jewish New Year is about wishing all health and happiness in the New Year....

And while we are at it before I am late on this I will wish everyone a good Yom Kippur.

Judy

judy, you're jewish???
if so how wonderfull! i thought you were just a nice person thinking of us jews on one of our high holidays. humph, live and learn...

next, happy yom kipur to you too (if you are jewish that is). but this brings me to a touchy subject; yom kippur is the "day of atonment" we fast, we pray ,we concider. but this is by far the most un-happy holiday we have. yet we say "gutten yuntif" , happy holiday etc. how, or why is this? can you, or any of our jewish brothers or sisters explain this to me? god knows a couple of rabbis couldn't.
steve

 

[the_Baron]

ah, its hebrew school all over again! didn't you sit behind me in gimmel? so why do we say gut/gutten yontif?

it was tradition for religious jews to wish a good yom tov (hebrew) to their fellow brethren. for the most part this applied to each holiday. some holidays were also given additional specific greetings, such as " chag kosher sameach pesach" - again, in hebrew, for "have a happy and kosher passover".

when the jews of eastern europe spoke in the vernacular of yiddish - from where we get gut yontif (the equivalent of the hebrew good yom tov, they began to apply this to all jewish holidays, and even sometimes the saturday sabbaths.

as rosh hashanah and yom kippur are often viewed as one long reflection and solemn series of days, they continue to often be viewed as one long holiday, with the gut yontiff applied.

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- zalmin mit glick!

 

[Deleted member 2452]

so, rebbe gigglebaron,..

you got maybe a good recipe for gefilta fish?

sorry i got kicked out of gimmel, for loosing my yalmaulke, and substituting a hockey helmet, lmao.

you're ok, barron.
steve