Day 5002: For Those Who Celebrate

Posted on September 12, 2026 by Ann Koplow

For those who celebrate Rosh Hashanah, Shana Tova!

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For those who celebrate everything, here are my other images for today.

My INR is okay after my trip to Switzerland. 🎉
Harley is okay. 🎉
The ceiling where the leak was hasn’t gotten worse. 🎉
This might cause a leak on the future but not for now. 🎉
Joan is a star on the Internet. 🎉
I got my daily dose of vitamin K (and Joan didn’t). 🎉🎉
I’m not going to die from eating too much cheese. 🎉
Joan spoke on video for her fans. 🎉
Raul and Nick from Super Service Today did a great job yesterday and Nelson is a real dog. 🎉🎉🎉
Raul knows what he’s doing. 🎉
Nick is learning from Raul and he loves all animals. 🎉 🎉
I’m back home in Boston. 🎉
I love images like this. 🎉
Bagpipe players were in Boston yesterday for 9/11. 🎉💙🎶
A new tree. 🎉
We got to see the Great Elephant Migration in Boston. 🎉
Michael took this picture of me. 🎉
Elephants and people are beautiful. 🎉🎉
Joan is always ready for her closeup. 🎉😻
Eric knows what he’s doing. 🎉
We were back for our traditional Friday evening meal at Fuji Sushi. 🎉
We saw rabbits on our post-meal stroll. 🎉
We saw a family of turkeys. 🎉🎉🎉
I’m going to see Thomas Hampson perform in Washington D.C. in November. 🎉
I found special honey for a special occasion. 🎉🎉
For those who celebrate the Daily Bitch, here she is. 🎉
For those who celebrate, September 12 has many options (although these lists don’t include the Jewish Holidays).

Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “for those who celebrate.”

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For those who celebrate the day by visiting this blog , thank you! 🎉🙏💕

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4 thoughts on “Day 5002: For Those Who Celebrate”

  1. barbarade33afcfd8

    I celebrate every day, thinking that perhaps if we put all religious/spiritual holidays together, there would be one for each day. I had a grumpy boyfriend once (once?) who asserted that he would be happy if we had all the holidays that medieval Christians had – when nearly every day was a saint’s day. 🙂

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  2. beth

    Shana Tova to you and yours

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