happy Easter... Mom or Mam
Els
happy Easter... Mom or Mam
Els
MOMS
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Why did God make mothers?
How did God make mothers?
What ingredients are mothers made of?
Why did God give you your mother and not some other mom?
What kind of little girl was your mom?
What did mom need to know about dad before she married him?
Why did your mom marry your dad?
Who's the boss at your house?
What's the difference between moms and dads?
What does your mom do in her spare time?
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hahahah Elsje i am Ima And we have a pregnant year this year , so our Easter is way off , we are only in PURIM [ masqs wearing like Carneval ] . Pregnant year , is a year when we add a month [ 13th month] to our Lunar year , so that it is more similar to the general Solar year. The special has no special , name it simply called Addar Beth [ Beth being our second letter after Aleph] while the Original Addar will be called on pregnant years Addar Aleph. Hebrew and General Dates meet every 19 years. mirjam
Oh! that is interesting, I have learned about this, but theory is not quite real, before people tell about it from their real life.STRANGE! And mums/moms/mams... they are the same, all over the world, as far as I can see!LOL! AUD ;-)) "Mirjam Bruck-Cohen" skrev i melding news: snipped-for-privacy@ar.news.verio.net...
Good morning AUD !!! Yes , yes it is real ,,,, and when sombody wants to know both dates and is too lazy to look up the calendars ,, one can wait to his 19 th , birthady or his 38th etc.... :>:>:>: As ro the mum Mama Ima ,,,,,it is probably one of the first Voices babies can say ,,, French mere Spanish , Italian madre Portuguese mae Rumanian mama German mutter Dutch moeder Swedish Danish moder Norwegian mor Polish , Czech matka Serbo Croate makja Hungarian anja Finnish aiti Turkish anne Indonesian induk Eseperanto patrino Russian mat Greek mitera Arabic oum Hebrew ima Yiddish mutter Japanese haha Swahilli mama interesting to compare mirjam
Thank you that was priceless.
LOL
Kather> MOMS
It's like a leap year, only a leap year adds just one day every four years (or, a few years ago, a "leap second" was added for two years in a row). I think the official name for it is an "intercalary" month.
Thank you mirjam. I really enjoyed that!
Now, I'm totally confused! LOL
Norma,
It's a confusing subject. You know how we add a day every four years to make the calendar line up with how the Earth is actually moving around the Sun? Cultures that use a lunar calendar (which have shorter months) end up with their calendar way out of sync with the standard Western calendar, but instead of adding a day every four years, they wait, as Mirjam said, 19 years, then add a month. It makes things kinda way off for a while (for instance, Passover isn't until April this year, IIRC).
It's explained better here:
Hi Mirjam,
That was priceless and I've passed it along to some of my friends.
Hugs,
Your twin,
Nora
Happy Purim, Ima
from Oma Els,
Interesting that most religions interelate.....Have a wonderful holiday weekend everyone
Els
Yes Aud we are all the same, big hug all the way around, also for Gwen who is traveling around at this moment
Els
Dutch moeder or mama or as I liked to be known....Mam...LOL Els
Too cute!:>)
Thanks Spamspot. I'll go there and check it out.
What is it that confused you Norma? The Hebrew calendar was based on the moon , since it has a cycle that one can acctualy follow , it `grows` and `dwindlesw , in a manner that a human eye and mind can see and understand! , later as they understood that the earth lives by the solar time , they made calculations [ and none of them had calculators!!!] and wotrked out that if they add 1 month every 3-4 years eventualy every 19 years it will be leveled ,,,,just like the 29th of Februray added in leap years
This is the reason that the Muslim calendar , which only based on the Lunar year , without adjusting it to the Solar time, keeps `mooving` the holidays. mirjam
NO Spampot , it is you who now confused the matter ... as i explained in another letter here WE DON`T wait 19 years ,, we add a month every
3-4 years which eventually will bring the same Hebrew date and General date to EXACTLY correlate every 19th year ,,,, the differences are big enough that Passover and Pascha /Easter dates , move away from each other 6 -7 days each year !!! mirjam
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