During the beginning of the Jewish New Year, my family and
I made plans to get togather for Rosh Hashanah. We did so
here at Revitz House . Andrew and Miggi and
Ed and I had dinner with small glasses of wine.
Though news about the horrific events in the world had upset us,
we joined Rabbi Amy Perlin and Gary Perlin at their lovely home. At their table,
we shared a great dinner and the importance of Shabbat to each of us. As we approached
the heart of this holiday, we used Zoom to watch and hear
my granddaughter Emma sing Yom Kippur at her Synagogue in Boston.
My grandson Hoben and Corbyn's Wedding invitation arrived just in time
to complete the joyous holiday. In spite of a world in turmoil,
the Sukkot was built and I was especially delighted to be able to
eat there, and found other residents who did the same.
Before I added to my blog today, I took a walk outside.
The trees have begun their showing. Leafs crunched under
my feet. Somewhere there are people in places that may
not know or allow others to know the beauty of music that nature brings.
May all people know the sweet harmony of faith, now and in the future.
Beverly.
beverlyrehfeld1@gmail.com
Wear your mask. Get your shots.
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