lillypaddle
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Wed Sep-15-10 05:37 PM
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I have a Dr. Appt with a new doc this Friday 0917 |
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I believe it is a Jewish holiday - can anyone give me a clue? I'd like to be respectful. And maybe present him with something small but meaningful. Hints? I apprediate your input.
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Wed Sep-15-10 05:56 PM
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Wed Sep-15-10 06:13 PM
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to oversimplify, I'm sure, do I just wish him "happy Yom Kippur"? He's my new doctor. I just want to be respectful.
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Wed Sep-15-10 06:46 PM
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3. Yom Kippur is a fast day |
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and also the day of atonement. I don't think "Happy Yom Kippur" is appropriate. There are celebrations around it, but Yom Kippur itself is quite solemn. When I was a kid, my Jewish friends always stayed home on Rosh Hoshannah & Yom Kippur.
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Thu Sep-16-10 04:33 AM
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4. Thanks, too, for the link |
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I appreciate it. Learn something new every day.
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