It’s not exactly face to face, but here we are on the eve of Yom Kippur, and I want to say I’m sorry to those who I have hurt.
If I didn’t return your phone calls, or if I took a different point of view in an editorial that you found hurtful, I apologize.
If I didn’t get that story written that we interviewed about, I’m also sorry. If you feel I ignored you or turned my back on you, please accept my apologies.
I will work towards a better year, a better me.
And I thank you for being patient with me.
I’m still learning. And I’ve got so much more learning to do.
Sukkot is my favorite Jewish holiday.
I love being outside, especially on a colder evening with the steam coming off of a pot of soup, twinkling lights and just the feel of the air.
This year, with HaShem’s help, I hope to be observing Sukkot with my children and for the first time, with my grandson, who at seven months, has wrapped us all around his little finger.
Everyone should have a great and meaningful Yom Kippur and celebrate the days of Sukkot and Simchat Torah with the joy you all deserve.
Here’s to a wonderful 5771.