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Kibitz Spot - A New Blog, A New Place For Fun

I hope you will join me for a bit of kibitzing! I love to kibitz. I think it is a trait I inherited from my grandmother on my mom's side. If you are already wondering what I am going on about, that's simple. It's my new blog: Kibitz Spot.

What is Kibitz Spot, you ask? Excellent question and I am hoping this page will provide the answers.

I can tell you quickly that if you are looking for a bit of Jewish fun you have come to the right spot. If you enjoy a Jewish joke, are looking for that unusual Jewish holiday keepsake or need a hilarious gag gift for a Jewish friend, then hopefully Kibitz Spot will meet your need.

Have a quick look around here, then link on over and join me for some kibitzing.

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Contents at a Glance

Help Me Pick a Tag Line
Kibitz Spot Logo
Some Yiddish Expressions You Might Alrea...
What Will You Find at Kibitz Spot
Jewish Holidays, Celebrations and Relate...
Jewish Humor

Help Me Pick a Tag Line

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Some Yiddish Expressions You Might Already Know

Yiddish, sometimes referred to in modern society as broken German, was the language spoken by over 11 million Ashkenazi Jew prior to World War II. While still spoken by some worldwide, to me it is the funny language of my bubbe (grandmother). You will find many spellings of each of the words, as there is no universal transliteration. Most spellings are considered correct.

Here are some expressions you probably already know:

Yiddish

Pukeko's translation to English

Kibitz

Verbal Joking, unwanted advice, small talk

Kibitzing

Chatting, talking, banter (Leaving comments!)

Mishegas

craziness, silliness

Mentsh

Good person

Oy Vey!

Oh my! Indicating dismay or grief.

Chutzpah

Utter nerve.

Schlep

To drag around, to lug.

Icky

Unpleasantly sticky, or just unpleasant

What Will You Find at Kibitz Spot

1Jewish Holidays, Celebrations and Related Gifts
2Jewish Humor
3Things You Didn't Know You Need

Start Here at the Welcome Screen

Jewish Holidays, Celebrations and Related Gifts

Short Cut to My Latest Holidays, Celebrations and Related Gifts Posts

Jewish Humor

Here is a Short Cut to My Latest Jewish Humor Posts

Stop here for Jewish Jokes and Jewish Gag Gifts

Things You Didn't Know You Need

Short Cut to My Most Recent "Things You Didn't Know You Need" Posts

What you will find here is posts about interesting and unusual Jewish products in the areas of

Books, Calendars, Office Items
Clothing and Jewelry
Food, Kitchen Essentials, Recipes
Household Items

Questions and Answers

Why a Yiddish Name on an English Speaking Blog?

That's easy - Yiddish is fun. It just seemed to lend itself nicely to a lighthearted Jewish Blog.

Why Kibitz?

Another easy one. Three reasons:

1The blog is Kibitzing.
2I love the way the word sounds - go on say it:
Kibitz, Kibitz, Kibitz
3Reason number 3 is here for my friends who might be starting their own blogs: Google likes it.

How Can I Get Kibitz Spot To Review and Promote One Of My Products?

Great Question! And the answer depends on whether I agree that it is a great product. Assuming I do agree, Click here to see the rules for submitting a product for review.

Wow Pukeko, Your New Blog Sounds Fantastic, Where Can I Find It?

Here is the Link:
www.KibitzSpot.com

Why So Many Questions?

Why not?

Go To Kibitiz Spot Now

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emmalarkins Dec 3, 2011 @ 11:50 pm | delete

Wow, thanks for introducing me to kibitzing :)

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Gloriousconfusion Oct 28, 2011 @ 10:44 am | delete

skeer op your kop, an expression I seem to remember as a child but haven't heard since, meaning blessings on your head. Can that be right? Anyway, Angel Blessings on your kop mit angel dust