Remember your blessings!
A person can fool some people all of the time The Power of Prayer

Most blessings start out the same way, just the endings change. Here are the words- so the next time you get a chance, you can say a blessing too!

Baruch A-tah A-Do-Noy E-lo-hei-nu Melech HaOlam...

"Blessed are You, G-d, our L-rd, King of the Universe..."

Over kosher drinks, fish, meat, cheese, add: She'hakol Ni'hiya Bid'varo "Who creates everything with His word."

Over fruit of the tree, add: Bo-rei P'ri Ha'eitz "Who creates fruit of the tree."

Over fruit of the ground, add: Bo-rei P'ri Ha'adama "Who creates fruit of the ground."

Over cake and cookies, add: Bo-rei Minei Mezonos "Who creates various kind of food."

Over bread, add: Ha'motzi Lechem Min Ha'aretz "Who brings forth sustenance from the earth."

If it is a blessing over a Mitzvah, we add: Asher Kidishanu B'Mitzvosav Vitzivanu... "Who sanctified us with His Commandments, and commanded us ...."

Lehadlik Ner Chanukah "to light the Chanukah candles!"

Rabbi Riddle's Kwazy Kwestions:
When old friends meet, they say the blessing, "Hatov V'HaMaitiv!" which thanks G-d for doing good. What do you say when meeting a friend for the first time?
L'Chaim!

A person can fool some people all of the time

The Power of Prayer