Jews To Celebrate Rosh Hashasha Or Something
JERUSALEM-Jews the world over are preparing to celebrate
Rosh Hashanukah or something this weekend, the traditional Jewish holiday marking some sort of rebirth and new beginning, or maybe the Jews’ liberation from some foreigh ruler 55,000 years ago
"Rash Kishansha is a very holy time for the Jewish People,"said Paul Castellano, a guy from Houston who’s gastroenterologist is Jewish.
“I think Dr.Futterman said it’s the holiday where they light that chandelier and blow that horn.”
…Ran Hosea is followed by Yor Kiplach, the Festival of Sand, during which no buttered bread my be eaten in remembrance of the flooding of the ancient Temple of Hosea.-September 11, 1996
For something like 25 years now my Mom has bought me a wall calendar for my birthday (it’s in December, how convenient.) This year it was a Onion calendar! She can be pretty cool sometimes for a senior citizen.