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Welcome back to the toast and happy Monday.

While it is technically Monday, of course.

For us, it's different.

This Monday is unlike other Mondays.

A little sweetness to it you know

chag samayakh everyone it's a broken up week for yard girls because rosh Hashanah starts tonight

which is the jewish new year it's one of the high holidays as they're called so we are off tomorrow

on wednesday not to start this episode like on negative no negative But it just does change the tenor of this Monday. And I feel like around this time of year, we spend so much time on the podcast talking about the upcoming holidays. It's like a big time for the Jewish people. The beginning of Q4, we have our new year, Rosh Hashanah, followed by one of our, you know, our Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, one of the worst days ever. And I feel like we're always talking about it. But now that we're both in our like

maternal era, a lot of like the Yom Kippur dread doesn't apply to us because you don't have to

fast when you're- What do you mean us? I'm nursing. You don't have to fast. You don't

not have to fast. I don't not have to fast.

I actually think we have a lot of toasters who are rabbitsons, like wife of rabbis.

And I'm sure you could ask your husband, like, do nursing women have to?

And they would say that I do have to fast.

But the thing is, is like, I'm not.

Like, I literally can't.

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