Jewish Greeting Challenge

http://blingee.com/challenge/view/747-Jewish-Greetings A new greeting card challenge...Come joining us Something I learned,,, "Have an easy fast" This is the proper way to wish someone well for Yom Kippur. Please, don't wish people a HAPPY Yom Kippur; it's not a happy holiday. "Sabbat Shalom" = Hebrew. Literally, Sabbath peace or peaceful Sabbath. This is an appropriate greeting at any time on Shabbat, although it is most commonly used at the end of a shabbat service. ......... Mazel tov = Hebrew. "good luck [has occurred]"). The phrase is used to express "congratulations" for a happy and significant occasion or event. Not Good Luck in the future. If you want to join and have no idea of any Jewish expressions or greetings follow this link...http://www.jewfaq.org/express.htm LOL to my friend my grand baby is "Present GOOD LUCK" Mazl tov is Jewish for Congratulations I GOT TO LOVE IT....<>.<>.<>.created during the "Mini Golf" Week (week of 2010/09/20)

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