Challah or apple?

Many years back I was attending a graveside funeral service. I noticed rocks all over the headstone/marker and thought, " this place is a dump. They need to hire a grounds keeper that actually cares about his job. This poor man has been covered by all these pebbles." So I took it upon myself to clean the headstone.

Fast forward several years. I finally watched the movie " Shindlers List". Awesome movie! So at the end, all these Jews are placing rocks on the guys grave.

I immediately started researching and learned the meaning. I felt horrible at what I had done.

A good hunting buddy of mine past away about 4 years ago. Anytime I'm at our land, I place a rock in my pocket. When I'm in the area of his grave, I stop by and place that rock on his headstone. Neither one of us are/were Jewish but I love the meaning.

Hope it's acceptable for a Baptist to practice this.

Don't have more,

Or you might fall down drunk!

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So what's better on this holiday: Mogen David or Manischewitz?[/quote]

Neither.

we went with a Spanish Garnacha for the red and a Spanish Garnacha Blanca, obviously for the white.

Challah or apple?[/quote]

we had a challah (round of course) and not apples in honey...though my wife did make a great apple cake kind of thing for dessert.

So, both I guess.

you ain't fooling me for one second, bub!

You know more about this than a Hassidic Rabbi.

Happy, healthy, and a sweet New Year to all.

Peace

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Happy, healthy, and a sweet New Year to all.

Peace

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You too Frank.. I gotta admit I don't know much at all about this stuff.. but Happy & Healthy sounds like a good plan.. 👍

You know more about this than a Hassidic Rabbi.[/quote]

:-"

It's not even Halloween yet.