Something else about Rosh Hashana
Tired enough that I'm going to use escapade52's words as template:
It's traditional to spend the 10 days between Rosh Hashannah and Yom Kippur pondering and redressing the sins and mistakes of the past year, while pledging to do better in the next. To anyone in LJ land I caused hurt to, whether inadvertent or deliberate, please accept my apologies.
I do not believe I've deliberately hurt or upset anyone I know here. But it's entirely possible that I've not only inadvertantly done so but that I do not even know that I've done so. If this is the case, please let me know so that I may make amends and attempt to not make the same mistake again.
And may all be inscribed in the Book of Life*
*That is, if it doesn't offend you to be wished so :)
It's traditional to spend the 10 days between Rosh Hashannah and Yom Kippur pondering and redressing the sins and mistakes of the past year, while pledging to do better in the next. To anyone in LJ land I caused hurt to, whether inadvertent or deliberate, please accept my apologies.
I do not believe I've deliberately hurt or upset anyone I know here. But it's entirely possible that I've not only inadvertantly done so but that I do not even know that I've done so. If this is the case, please let me know so that I may make amends and attempt to not make the same mistake again.
And may all be inscribed in the Book of Life*
*That is, if it doesn't offend you to be wished so :)