People have sent me emails wishing me a ‘Happy Yom Kippur’ and I’m just not sure how to respond…
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Thank you for every other informative blog.
Thank you for every other informative blog.
True dat, the rabbi tonight said the same thing, and then I was all pissed cause my posting played me the fool. Good thing to start the year off more humble than before though, no?
I have to go to a pre-fast dinner at 4 pm PCT but wanted to quickly respond. One of my teachers once said that Yom Kippur should be considered the happiest day of the year because it offers a fresh start.
Shana tova,
Martin Grossman
Portland, Oregon
my friend emailed me last week to say, “happy rosha kipper!” i guess it’s the thought that counts! 🙂
It could be worse: A friend who grew up in Texas had a neighbor who wished him a “Happy Holocaust” by accident instead of Happy Hanukah.