A day early, but
L'shanah tovah tikateyvu v'tichatemu
(I hate transliterating!!!)
~Adam
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Full Version: Rosh Hashanah For Year 5765
And a good new year to you as well. May you be inscribed and sealed in the book of life.
Happy Rosh Hashanah Eve! 
So, this must mean that I was born on Sept. 13, 5730.
[ September 14, 2004, 11:48 AM: Message edited by: bobby78751 ]
So, this must mean that I was born on Sept. 13, 5730.
[ September 14, 2004, 11:48 AM: Message edited by: bobby78751 ]
Happy New Year('s Eve)!
Sunset has now fallen across the nation, so, it's now official! SHANAH TOVAH! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!
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To all Outsporters of the Jewish faith,
Thanks to all of you very much appreciated : )
hope everyone has a great New Year!!
hope everyone has a great New Year!!
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azairforce:
Thanks to all of you very much appreciated : )
hope everyone has a great New Year!!
Sure thing, AZcutie. Thanks to all of you very much appreciated : )
hope everyone has a great New Year!!
In another thread, Cattledog posted
Well, it's been a difficult day, and I am not going to make it to services tonight. In fact, I am still at work as I type this. But, I just wanted to wish my fellow Jewish OutSporters L'Shanah Tovah!. Special thanks to Pat125 and Marc in Calgary for the cute Rosh Hashanah e-cards that they sent me! :cool:
medic replied
happy holidays
on another note Jewish men are sexy as hell. I to college here in Brooklyn and the there is a large jewish pop. there and man! damn! soem of them are sexy as all hell.
Gary
Well, it's been a difficult day, and I am not going to make it to services tonight. In fact, I am still at work as I type this. But, I just wanted to wish my fellow Jewish OutSporters L'Shanah Tovah!. Special thanks to Pat125 and Marc in Calgary for the cute Rosh Hashanah e-cards that they sent me! :cool:
medic replied
happy holidays
on another note Jewish men are sexy as hell. I to college here in Brooklyn and the there is a large jewish pop. there and man! damn! soem of them are sexy as all hell.
Gary
L'Shanah Tovah to all the Jewish Outsporters, especially to Cattledog. I hope year 5765 is a good one!
I hope year 5765 is a good one!
I'd like to add my best wishes to our Jewish Outsporters.
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bobby78751:
So, this must mean that I was born on Sept. 13, 5730.
I haven't been on the board during the holiday, and didn't get a chance to do the math before, but...So, this must mean that I was born on Sept. 13, 5730.
If you were born 9/13/1969, you were, in fact, born on Tishrei 1, 5730, the first day of Rosh Hashannah that year (assuming you were born before nightfall. If not, you would have been born on Tishrei 2, 5730). Which means your 35 Hebrew birthday would have been September 16, 2004. The Hebrew calender is a lunar calendar which shifts every year from the Gregorian solar calendar. To keep up with the seasons, there are leap months occasionally (I believe seven years out of nineteen have leap months). I got exact dates from this page.
On the eve of the Day of Atonement, G'mar Chasimah Tovah. Have an easy fast.
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jqueer:
If you were born 9/13/1969, you were, in fact, born on Tishrei 1, 5730, the first day of Rosh Hashannah that year (assuming you were born before nightfall. If not, you would have been born on Tishrei 2, 5730). Which means your 35 Hebrew birthday would have been September 16, 2004. The Hebrew calender is a lunar calendar which shifts every year from the Gregorian solar calendar. To keep up with the seasons, there are leap months occasionally (I believe seven years out of nineteen have leap months). I got exact dates from this page.
So...I figured wrongly...I was born on the morning of Sept. 13, 1970...so, whatever that means on the Jewish calendar. QUOTE
bobby78751:
So, this must mean that I was born on Sept. 13, 5730.
I haven't been on the board during the holiday, and didn't get a chance to do the math before, but...So, this must mean that I was born on Sept. 13, 5730.
If you were born 9/13/1969, you were, in fact, born on Tishrei 1, 5730, the first day of Rosh Hashannah that year (assuming you were born before nightfall. If not, you would have been born on Tishrei 2, 5730). Which means your 35 Hebrew birthday would have been September 16, 2004. The Hebrew calender is a lunar calendar which shifts every year from the Gregorian solar calendar. To keep up with the seasons, there are leap months occasionally (I believe seven years out of nineteen have leap months). I got exact dates from this page.
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