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Hanukkah in Japan – Celebrating Family Traditions
by Hanukkah approaches – it’s November, after all. Leaves are changing and the days grow visibly shorter with every passing, dark evening. I’m thinking about latkes, those crispy potato pancakes, and taking out our menorahs. I’m also recalling that time our eldest daughter, barely aged two, scared the living daylights out of me. Don’t set […]
Hanukkah Is Not Jewish Christmas
by Yes, you read that correctly. Contrary to popular belief, Hanukkah is not a Jewish Christmas. In fact, it has absolutely nothing to do with Christmas at all. Yet in a few short weeks, many well-meaning teachers will start teaching about Christmas Around the World and include Hanukkah in the mix. Why? There are many […]
Gluten-Free Rosh Hashanah Recipes
by Getting ready for Rosh Hashanah but not sure how to accommodate the gluten-free diet of a loved one? Here are some wonderful Rosh Hashanah recipes that are also gluten-free! Many people have switched to gluten-free diets these days, whether because of a gluten intolerance or a diagnosis like Celiac disease. Starting a new diet can be […]
Passover Books for Kids
by Passover (Pesach in Hebrew) is a major Jewish holiday celebrated in the spring. Its history goes back thousands of years; modern Jews tend to combine tradition and innovative symbolism in their celebrations today. It is a holiday celebrated at home rather than in the synagogue, and it emphasizes family and learning. Before I share […]
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