Ahavah

Complete Jewish Bible

Tishri likes to ride on camels..or should I say... it's hard to debate with Tishri as it is as hard to ride on a camel? HA. Even though I've never really riden on a camel..or even used camel hair for a rope or...been lifted up using a camel. Whatever pleases you most.

The shimshons are planning to go to the one in Cali also. We are also planning on having a booth to sell my art..if all goes well.

TIPSHI

Only One word Tish...Go back and read the directions again BEVAKASHA.

Just wondering what everyone does for Shabbat? I usually make a nice meal for the family..including challah bread. I clean the house all day and get ready for the evening. We light the candles, say our blessings, thank G-d for watching over us. Drink the wine, take the challah, and eat our meal. After the meal we have a torah study. Sometimes we get out our djembe drums and have a worship time toghether. We do all of this to teach our children the importance of "Resting in Yeshua." I look forward to Shabbat, especailly if the week wasn't so hot. I place all my cares into Yeshuas hands, and my new day begins. Gut Shabbos to eveyone.

Well..If California breaks off the continent...is Oregon Next? P.S. I live in Oregon.

My thoughts exactly!

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BEITSA

I thought your other half said we weren't doing Yiddish? Tsedakah <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hey...That little yiddish "OY'VEY was just a one time deal..hahaha Tsedakah=charity Isha

Zakan = beard, my hubby is growing his zakan out at the moment. Erev Tov

mitzvah=command OY'VEY (just for Ovedya)

Toda Raba= Thank you very much Abba

Ok...this is how this works. It's very similar to the other word games. I'll start with a Hebrew transliterated word. Meaning the english form of Hebrew. Example... Ata=YOU, Ata is the transliterated word for "you". So get your Hebrew dictionaries out or zip onto your fav. Hebrew Vocabulary web site. Here is one we use. Learn Hebrew So, I'll start. Shalom