October 3, 2005
Rosh Hashana
L' Shana Tova to my Jewish readers. It's the Jewish New Year, known as Rosh Hashana. At this time of year, we often wish each other "L' Shana Tova Tikateivu" which translates "May you be written [down in G-d's special book] for a good year."
For more on Rosh Hashana, I always recommend Jacob Richman's Rosh Hashana Hot List.
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