Change: On May 15: "Today is forty-two days, which are six weeks and one day, of the Omer." Through May 21To we honor the Creator's Shabbat on the Seventh Day.seventh Habitday, ofwe thepledge Week:to Regularly enjoy the outdoors.Try this: Take   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 135)

Change:  take a breath of rest and say “Ki Tov” (it is good). More… Outing: CampoutGather on the lawn of Granite House. More... More Features: Kid's Page, Cartoon of the WeekOmer Li'chvod Haaretz/Project New Leaves Home   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 170)

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Change: fourty-twoforty-two days, which are six weeks and one day, of the Omer." Through May 22 we honor the Creator's Shabbat on the Seventh Day. Habit of the Week: Regularly enjoy the outdoors.Try this: Take a walk in your neighborhood. Step outside during each day. More…Kavanah:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 160)

Change:  "Today is fourty-two days, which are six weeks and one day, of the Omer."Habit of the Week: Regularly enjoy the outdoors.Try this: Take a walk in your neighborhood. Step outside during each day. More…Kavanah: The Creator’s rest on the seventh   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 144)

Change: : The Creator’s rest on the seventh day is recalled multiple times in Shabbat services. Perhaps the “six days of creation” story is in the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 114)