Here's the bakery man slicing and packing three different kinds of honey cake.
They will be gifts for the two different families here in Meitar who invited me to Rosh Hashana holiday dinner tonight and tomorrow.
The bakery and the flower shop were popular places this morning.
Honey means we hope and pray for a sweet new year.
"May you be inscribed and sealed [in God's Book of Life] for a good year."
More about Rosh Hashana in previous posts:
Pomegranate symbol.
Happy sweet new year Dina!:-)
ReplyDeletehappy rosh hashana!
ReplyDeleteHappy new year, Dina!
ReplyDelete"May you be inscribed and sealed [in God's Book of Life] for a good year."
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a fine way to approach the next 365.
שנה טובה דינה
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year :)
ReplyDeleteLooks sweet and tasty. May your year be a sweet one also.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
ReplyDeleteMy mother occasionally baked honey cakes; I'd imagine they weren't that different from the ones here.
Let the new year be peaceful, for our families and for the rest of the world.
ReplyDeleteShana Tova Dina!
ReplyDeleteHappy Rosh Hashanah, Dina! We saw it on TV tonight and thought of you right away! We wish you a very happy and healthy new year.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, Dina!
ReplyDelete"May you be inscribed and sealed [in God's Book of Life] for a good year."
ReplyDelete... but who's counting. Neat shot.
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