Planning for Rosh Hashanah (and Tishrei)

A shofar made from a ram's horn is traditional...

It’s time to start thinking about Rosh Hashanah (and Tishrei) in more concrete terms.

I’ve already seen the sale of seats and even lulav and etrog/esrog, so it’s not too early. It’s Elul!

Here is what is on my list for this week:

  • order seats for shul
  • pay shul dues (ours have always been due about now for the different shuls we’ve belonged to in our travels)
  • consider (and probably order) lulav and etrog for dh (Here is an online source)
  • new tzitzit for kids
  • order pjs for all 4 kids (our tradition–they are always needed around this turn of the seasons!)
  • order/find needed clothing for kids: Shabbat pants, new dressy outfits for all
  • purchase special something for kids–legos? clics? Something to add to their simcha (joy).
  • order/find new something for me (outfit? tichel?)
  • check with dh about his clothing needs
  • take care of kittel, if your dh wears one for Yom Kippur
  • plan our Rosh Hashanah homeschooling lessons and projects
  • consider what you want to do for meals – eat out? invite guests? family meals?
  • start planning menu (but with all the simanim (special, ritual foods) we use, that’s a whole post by itself!)

Have you started thinking about it yet?

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