The Jewish New Year Time And Traditions

Different ethnic groups celebrate holidays which are foreign to other cultures because they have not studied them or asked the practitioners what they are about. Most people around the world follow the Gregorian calendar as a practical matter to maintain the world on a consistent time. However, most peoples also have their own traditions as far as when the New Year is, what it symbolizes and what year they are celebrating. Most of the New Year celebrations begin at a marked time (the Gregorian stems loosely from the birth of Christ) and marks time since that event. The Jewish New Year is no different.

New Years Greetings via the E-Card

Happy New Year! For all of you celebrating the Jewish New Year have a happy and healthy celebration. If you are like most you have received a plethora of New Year's cards. Some of these cards have been serious, some have been funny, some have even been sad but also, some of them probably came to you through a different delivery method than they use to...some came to you online. In face not only did your Rosh Hashanah cards come to you online but they were not just emails wishing you a good day, they were cards that were simply sent to you online. Welcome to the world of e-cards. In this case, Jewish New Year's E-cards.

The Job of Being Mommy

Moms all over the world, who have a handle on the most important work of their lives and a way with words have created a fabulous alternative to "going to work".  The new option requires an internet (preferrably broadband) connection and a decent computer and allows them to remain at home with their children rather than accepting that prime role without compensation.  What keeps these moms smiling all day as they juggle the many faces of motherhood?  Blogging about it!