Honey for a SweetYear, and a Fruitful One Too
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Baroness TapuzinaPosted
Sun 26 Sep 2010 12:00am
certainly the sweet syrup of the dates that grow all over the country, not bee honey. Nevertheless, the historical image of honey as an integral part of the country’s agricultural tradition remains strong within Jewish culture, and especially so at this time of year, the early autumn, when we celebrate Rosh Hashana, the New Year. Click here to continue reading
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Sweet New Year
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Samantha N.Posted
Mon 03 Jan 2011 11:22am
ever being better than 2010. But I'm willing to try!
In an effort to make a sweet new year, and because New Years was on Shabbat, Josh and I thought it was the perfect time...
2010 was quite a year for me. I had some unbelievably wonderful highs and some not so great lows. Luckily, the lows aren't worth focusing on and the highs were so amazing
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A Sweet New Year …
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Melissa H.Posted
Wed 08 Sep 2010 2:14pm
Tonight, along with the rest of the world’s Jewish population, I’ll be celebrating Rosh Ha Shana, the Jewish new year .
There’s a lot of symbolism with this holiday (one of my favorites!) and dipping apples in honey — for a sweet new year — is just one of them that remind me of my childhood, my family, my heritage.
And given all that is going
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Apples & Honey for a Sweet New Year
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Melissa H.Posted
Mon 29 Sep 2008 4:19pm
this year, to really “hear” the calling …
And on that note … one of the traditions of Rosh Ha Shana I’ve always loved is to dip apples in honey for a sweet new year. Whether you’re Jewish or not, I hope you’ll take a taste of this delicious combo … and I’d like to wish you, too, a sweet new year!
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Starting The New Year On A Sweet Note: Date And Walnut Cake (or Loaf)
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AparnaPosted
Fri 01 Jan 2010 7:53am
If one had to think of a Christmas cake, I'm guessing a lot of people around the world would think "fruit cake"! It's pretty much the same here in the two places I've lived in India where Christmas is celebrated in a big way. Whether in Kerala or in Goa, its all about preparing the fruit way ahead before Christmas and then turning it into a cake ...
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My Sweet Girl is Nine Years Old
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Tara M.Posted
Mon 10 May 2010 5:00am
I can't believe my little girl is Nine Years Old. It seems like yesterday I found out I was carrying her little soul in my womb.
At that time, I could not imagine how my..., if you would like to read how this little imp entered into our lives and forever changed this Momma's heart and soul.
Happy 9th Birthday my Sweet Emma Sage ~ we love you dearly
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SWEET GARDEN CHICAGO -YEAR IN REVIEW
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Carolyn C.Posted
Mon 20 Dec 2010 3:20pm
Following TIME magazine's lead here's my Year in Review. 2010 saw a lot of firsts at Sweet Garden Chicago .
First blooms... over some sweet tea.
Added some N.C. originals to my collection
Visited beautiful Blowing Rock, N.C. in the Blueridge Mountain area with Flowergardengirl
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THREE YEARS OF SWEET GARDEN CHICAGO
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Carolyn C.Posted
Tue 16 Feb 2010 6:18am
and stormy night .... ". Actually, more like a blinding February snow storm when I decided to take up brush and paint the above view from my kitchen window three years ago this month... in the world of garden blogging.
It's been three wonderful years of blogging about gardening and meeting many fellow gardeners who speak the same language and share the same interest
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Home Sweet Home - 32 Years On ...
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LePosted
Tue 10 Feb 2009 12:09pm
For about my tenth birthday my father made me this dolls house. It has been a source of great enjoyment for me - I so love to re-arrange ....still do.
After being stuck under a sheet in the garage for years upon years, the dolls house has made a comeback. Now my wee lads are enjoying playing house.
While dad built the house, clearly my
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