Rosh Hashanah is tonight marking the start of the new year (5766). Apples, honey and Manischewitz are on me!
Monday, October 03, 2005
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I seriously did not know that you were supposed to eat apples and honey to celebrate the new year. This dude from Israel told me today and I was like, "Wha...?" I blame my parents.
I'm sure there is more to it, but I remember learning in Sunday school that the apples and honey represent a sweet new year.
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