L'Shana tovah and G'mar Tov!
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The High Holidays are a time of reflection, family, and the traditions that connect us from generation to generation—l’dor v’dor.
Yom Kippur (Oct. 1 at sundown to sundown on Oct 2) or Judgment Day, is for returning to G-d and teshuvah (repentance). During the past few weeks, each person has taken stock of the past year and what things to improve for this year. We ask for forgiveness from friends and family, and then go before G-d. The Book of Life is closed and G-d willing, we're all written in it for another year.
I'll be out of the office during that time for Yom Kippur.
The Jewish holiday of Sukkot begins Mon., Oct 6 at sundown. Sukkot, the holiday of the booths or sukkahs is when Jews move into a temporary simple abode to remind that us that we depend on HaShem, that He is the source of all things.
This year, honor your loved ones with keepsakes that bring meaning to the table with these new personalized platters.
Handwritten Recipe Platter
Each piece is more than décor—it’s a way to celebrate your family’s story while creating new memories together.
Carry traditions forward. Celebrate today, remember always.
Yom Kippur (Oct. 1 at sundown to sundown on Oct 2) or Judgment Day, is for returning to G-d and teshuvah (repentance). During the past few weeks, each person has taken stock of the past year and what things to improve for this year. We ask for forgiveness from friends and family, and then go before G-d. The Book of Life is closed and G-d willing, we're all written in it for another year.
I'll be out of the office during that time for Yom Kippur.
The Jewish holiday of Sukkot begins Mon., Oct 6 at sundown. Sukkot, the holiday of the booths or sukkahs is when Jews move into a temporary simple abode to remind that us that we depend on HaShem, that He is the source of all things.
This year, honor your loved ones with keepsakes that bring meaning to the table with these new personalized platters.
Handwritten Recipe Platter
Each piece is more than décor—it’s a way to celebrate your family’s story while creating new memories together.
Carry traditions forward. Celebrate today, remember always.
P.S. Please continue praying that the hostages come home.
P.P.S. I'm delighted with my latest review from Kim, who loves her new Rosh HaShanah napkins. She even bought new glasses to match!
P.P.S. I'm delighted with my latest review from Kim, who loves her new Rosh HaShanah napkins. She even bought new glasses to match!
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