OT Happy New Year

FELONIOUSMONK

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. This is a big month for our many Jewish fans out there. Including me. .Lots of celebrating, remembrances and prayers. Good health to everyone. Jew or non Jew
Maybe that higher power will give us a W or two? My best to all.
 
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MADHAT1

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L'shanah tovah tikateyvu v'tichatemu
( a Hebrew blessing meaning "May you be inscribed and sealed for a good year.")
 

Retired711

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L'shanah tovah tikateyvu v'tichatemu
( a Hebrew blessing meaning "May you be inscribed and sealed for a good year.")

Or, as some Orthodox Jews say these days, Shana Tova U'metukah (may you have a good and sweet year).
 

HeyHuey

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L'Shana Tovah to everyone celebrating Rosh Hashanah! May the coming year be filled with sweetness and joy.
 

FELONIOUSMONK

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Law I work for and with as I call them , the OJ's, in Lakewood ,the most unusual city
In NJ. In a city that is the worst there is to pilot a car ,these next few weeks will be a pleasure. No traffic. No school busses. Just a whole lot of prayers.Indoors..
 

Retired711

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"Aitz Chaim He", Dude, as the "ex" used to say.

Translation: "It is a tree of life." In the original biblical verse, it refers to "Wisdom," (a feminine figure, thus "he", which means "she" in English) but in the prayer book to the Torah.