From Galveston to Wimberley, the lights are lit up. Texas is a vast state, and from all four corners this holiday season, there will be countless twinkling lights ablaze at the Christmas markets located in the Lonestar State. From traditional German markets where visitors can drink hot spiced Gluewhein and snack on caramel popcorn to […]
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Last week, I wrote about the history and traditions of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah. It’s one of many High Holidays that 15 million Jews around the world observe. Rosh Hashanah, which translates as “Head of the Year,” is marked by wonderful meals, temple services, the blowing of the shofar, and spending quality time
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Many around the world know of the Jewish holiday Hannukah, whether they are Jewish or not, by the lighting of the Menorah, spinning the dreidel, and eating delicious, sweet sufganiyot. However, many might not be as familiar with the history and traditions of Rosh HaShanah, observed by the remaining 15 million Jews around the world.
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