Tikkun Olam

I forgot to post a RED pic on this week's Ruby Tuesday , so true to my procrastinating nature, I'm posting it late, on Wimpy Wordless Wednesday (I didn't make that up). Below is a photo of our Rosh Hashana "Yehi-Ratzon Beets." (Hope I don't get drummed outa the JBlogosphere for this transgression.) And here's my pic for Wordless Wednesday : 'nuf said. . . *Copyright alert: No infringement of any text or graphic copyright is ever intended on this blog. If you own the copyright to any original image or document used for the creation of the graphics or information on this site, please contact the blog administrator with all pertinent info so that proper credit can be given. If you wish to have it removed from the site, just say the word; it shall be, ASAP.

Ok, after the highlight of the weekend with our extended Shabbaton, I was trying to figure out what to do for an encore, when I saw Batya's post on Ruby Tuesday , which originally was a Rolling Stones song but became a blogging theme to post something RED every Tuesday. So I decided I would post my first ever Ruby Tuesday pic, of two of my beautiful granddaughters, the daughters of my eldest, Mrs. Baby K'tan who live in that sunny-some-other-state-but-not-mine-place. This post now covers three subjects: 1) Ruby Tuesday, 2) Nablopomo, and 3) the January theme for Nablopomo, which is "Best." How about that for efficiency? The photo was shot at our younger son's wedding two-and-a-half years ago, ironically not in the state where they live, but in that other one --a smaller one, area-wise (but much, much bigger in so many other ways), right outside of Jerusalem at Chavat Aviv . Are those flowers red, or what? (Are those girls gorgeous [ bli ayin ra'ah ], or w...