Hello Hy and Sandy,

Thanks for everything,

It seems appropriate that Klezkanada occurs just prior to the Jewish New Year. Though I’m sure this was more by necessity than by design, it nevertheless serves the purpose of reminding us of what we could be feeling.
In Judaism, we are instructed in the daily prayers and in the “Song of Songs” to come before Him singing and dancing. The joy expressed at Klezkanada in a spirit of inclusiveness and kindness acts as a beacon. We are reminded how joyful life can be.
My hope is that this spirit will stay with us in the year to come to make this world a better, peaceful and more joyous place.
Shana Tova,

Boris Chasin