The
month of Tishrei (around September and/or October) is the busiest time
of the year for Jewish holidays. In the month of Tishrei, there are a
total of 12 days of Yom Tov, 7 of them Yomim Tovim on which Melacha
(work) is not permitted.These Yomim Tovim include the days known as the "Yomim Noraim," (High Holy days), the most important holidays of the Jewish year: Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Four days after Yom Kippur comes the Yom Tov of Sukkot.
You'll find out a whole lot more plus many activities to do with your kids, such as making a Family Tree, greeting cards, coloring pages, online games and puzzles.
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I
love television. I always have. I love to talk about TV with friends, I
love to rewatch shows I haven’t seen in years, and now with services
like Hulu and Netflix, I love catching up on shows I missed the first
time around. I don’t usually have much time for TV, but while recovering
from a C-section this past February, I watched almost the whole 10-year
run of “How I Met Your Mother” while caring for my newborn. Hundreds of
episodes, probably.
My
Israeli husband and I, along with our kids, made aliyah two months ago.
Our new neighborhood, a sleepy suburb of Tel Aviv, has been disrupted
several times a day by the sound of a long piercing siren. Our
3-year-old twins, born and raised in New York, refer to the sirens as “a
big fire truck,” but this time was different.