Happy Yom Kippur?

Tonight at sundown will be beginning of the Jewish Holiday Yom Kippur. During Yom Kippur we ask for forgiveness from our sins and to be sealed into the book of life. Although this is a holiday, it is not spent celebrating, eating, and being merry. This "holiday" will be spent (starting at 6 PM) in religious services, praying to g-d, and instead of eating, as of sundown those of us over the age of 13 will be fasting. So instead of saying happy yom kippur, you should say hope that you have a meaningful fast, which is what I will be saying to all of you who are observing, and also please forgive me if I have offended you this year in any way. thanks!

New Travel Blog

Dave and I seem to be travelling a lot the last couple of years with our friends wedding and our wedding. We also have been taking advantage of the two week break Boeing gives its employees at Christmas to travel to fun places. The problem is as time goes on we tend to forget what we've done and seen in our travels. We decided to go back and capture those trips in a blog so we can reminisce and share with fellow travelers ideas of things to do all over this world!

Hope you check out our latest blog posts, and enjoy!

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