May the New Year and its blessings start (Tachel shana u-birkote-ah).The word Shana in Hebrew comes from the word li-shnot (to repeat) but it also sounds like le-shanot (to change). I think that's the main thing every Rosh Hashanah: it's our chance either to repeat our mistakes or to make a change; to keep the good things or to let them go. I hope your new year will be filled with good choices.
Shana Tova,
Shimon
About the photo. Taken by Uriel Adiv in Machane Yehuda, Israel's largest open-air shuk (market), it showcases honey — a symbol of the hope for a sweet year ahead.
3 comments:
May your new year be filled
with the sweetest of honeys
wishing you a sweet new year!
quasar9 — For this lovely greeting from a blogger I had not met until. . . this new year, thank you!
jenn — For your new year wishes, friendship, and the bond we struck instantly at BlogHer Business last March, thank you.
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