A High Holidays Cards Giveaway from Snapfish!

| Sep 06, 2011 | Comments
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The high holidays are just around the corner. And seriously- what’s not to love about this time of year?

There’s the apples.

Apples 300x225 A High Holidays Cards Giveaway from Snapfish!And the honey.

Honey 300x225 A High Holidays Cards Giveaway from Snapfish!And the tashlikh.

Water 300x225 A High Holidays Cards Giveaway from Snapfish!And the cards. Oh yes, the cards. We live far away from many of our friends and family so the cards are especially important to us.

When Sari Victoria contacted me with information about her gorgeous new line of Jewish themed cards made for Snapfish, I may have squealed just a little bit. And showed the kids. And emailed my favorites to Jason. And then, I wrote this post to share the cards with you.

Sari is generously offering one Mamaleh reader a gift card for one set of twenty cards {+ shipping}.

There is also 50% off custom cards, mugs, and calendars right now if you use Snapfish promo code HURRAH50. {Code expires 9/10/11.}

So check out Sari’s Jewish themed cards, leave me a comment saying that you love them, or love Rosh HaShanah, or love apples, or love anything really. One winner will be announced this Friday morning (Sept. 9th, 2011) to leave y’all plenty of time to shop.

Shall we squeal together?

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About the Author

Galit Breen is an Israeli freezing her tuchus in Minnesota. On any given day she can be found juggling her husband, three children, and new puggle. Galit has a degree in Human Development, a Masters in Education, and 10-plus years experience as a classroom teacher. Galit is now a stay-at-home mom, blogger and freelance writer with a serious affinity for challah. And hummus. And challah with hummus. Galit blogs regularly at theselittlewaves.com and writes the monthly Minnesota Mamaleh column right here at TCJ. Contact Galit at galit@tcjewfolk.com

Comments

  1. Michael says:
    September 6, 2011 at 10:23 AM

    I like the Pomegranate Branches designs: a bit of whimsy, and with the circular pattern (how I like my branches and my Challah) and the 613-seed fruit, nicely evocative.