Showing posts with label Rosh Hashanah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosh Hashanah. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Offerings for the Start of the New Year
This evening marks the start of another new year...Erev Rosh Hashanah. I'm finding myself in a contemplative mood. I often feel this way at this time of year. Tonight, I'll hear familiar prayers and beautiful music.
It was a good day for a contemplative walk. I have a lot on my plate for the next few months. This morning the sky is gray and the air cool...it really IS the start of autumn.
I found these feathers on my journey. Small offerings. Distinct and beautiful.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Apples and Honey
Apples dipped in honey on the eve of the Jewish New Year...Rosh Hashanah. A yummy tradition symbolizing our desire for a sweet New Year!
I've been printing with apples (tried honey as a resist a couple of years ago without success, I might add) and pears and other fruit and veggies. That chapter, my BLAD (Book Layout And Design) chapter, is now in the hands of my editor for another round of editing. I expect that I will soon be meeting my photographer and then this will all become VERY real!
A couple of detail photos of fabric that didn't quite meet with my strict standards.
Tonight, I'll be in services, enjoying the beautiful music and the meaningful prayers. A respite from the craziness.
So...for those of you who celebrate...L'Shana Tova!
Have a sweet New Year!
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