(reposted from last year – sorry; too busy making my lime pie to write something original)
… that we all have an easy fast and be inscribed for a gourd, sweet year.
![bag n gourd 010 bag n gourd 010](http://lh4.ggpht.com/-4u2cN_4lsP8/TJML8yfheaI/AAAAAAAASL8/FN_8geWVf6w/bagngourd010_thumb.jpg?imgmax=800)
יהי רצון מלפניך ה' אלוקינו ואלוקי אבותינו שֶׁיִּקָרַע רֹעַ גְּזַר דיננו, וְיִקָרְאּוּ לפניך זכויותינו.
I k now we don’t usually say “yehi ratzons” for Yom Kippur, but I found these old pictures from last year’s Sukkah Party, and I couldn’t resist.
גמר טוב וצום קל לכולם!!!
- from The Adventures in MamaLand Editorial Board, Staff, Writers and all the rest of me.
![gourd gourd](http://lh4.ggpht.com/_i_SbVEomlrk/TJML9-gdLBI/AAAAAAAANLA/AXR67LtzmVo/gourd_thumb1.jpg?imgmax=800)
p.s. Wondering what the “other half” does on Yom Kippur? Here, courtesy of DovBear’s blog, are TEN different “other-half” perspectives on Kol Nidrei services.
And a great key-lime pie recipe for after the fast!
Have a meaningful fast and a good year! (all of you)
ReplyDeletelove the creativity of how you wove this post together! and yes, the pics are fab! :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the fasting and happy new year!
ReplyDeleteI noticed the key-lime pie url includes the word "nummy". I hope that has nothing to do with the usage on the rest of your blog. . .
ReplyDelete@Anonymous - re "nummy" - not my recipe, so I have no say in how the word is used. :-)))
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