This actually comes from my son. He wonders if you have to put tzitzit on the corners of a scarf – it’s a four-cornered garment….
(This all came about because I crocheted him a scarf and wanted to know if he wanted it to have fringes….)
So #JewCrew – what are your thoughts?
My twitter buddy @chezabelles twitpicced this and sent it to me. Totally wondering what this tastes like and why it is called SABO? Perhaps because it SABOtages diets? When I was a toddler I absolutely adored bread, it was apparently my favourite food!! Thanks Cheryll!!
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