Rosh Hashana signifies new beginnings, looking ahead, and planning for our future. It’s a time when we set our goals and envision our dreams.   I like to reflect on the past year, review what I can improve, and celebrate what I have accomplished.  Then, I set my goals and my intentions. I write them down and organize them into steps.  I create a vision board...

Worldwide, we are preparing to welcome the New Year.  Rosh Hashana is a time to gather with our family and friends and wish each other abundance and blessings in the coming year.  We are so excited to have been blessed this year with new additions to our family with the birth of our two granddaughters and are especially excited to have them both with us for the holiday.  Rosh H...

This article originally appeared in" Joy of Kosher with Jamie Geller". Most years, the summer vacation ends , the kids go back to school, and there's barely a chance to catch our breath before it's time to start the Rosh Hashana preparations. This year, there's plenty of time to get an early jump on planning our creative festive menus and the always flattering table d&ea...

Rosh Hashana is a special time of year which we enjoy spending with family and friends. The chag table unites us all in blessings, laughter, good wishes and moves us forward with prayers and aspirations into the coming year. I like to add an extra personal touch to welcoming my guests with setting a place card just for them. In honour of Rosh Hashana, I'm sharing these place cards with yo...