As Yom Kippur approaches...
If, in the past year, I have done anything to hurt or offend you, whether intentionally or unintentionally, I beg your forgiveness. I hope that in the coming year I may do better.
In return, I will do my best to forget all slights, grudges, and hard feelings I have stored up throughout the year, so that I may begin the year with a clean slate and a clear mind.
G'mar hatima tova and shana tova. May the coming year bring joy and happiness to everyone.
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In return, I will do my best to forget all slights, grudges, and hard feelings I have stored up throughout the year, so that I may begin the year with a clean slate and a clear mind.
G'mar hatima tova and shana tova. May the coming year bring joy and happiness to everyone.
This entry was originally posted at http://mara.dreamwidth.org/290374.html, where there are
comments. Please feel free to comment either here or there.