J is for Jewelry.  What better way to ring in the Jewish New Year than with a handmade apple and honey necklace. We eat apples and honey for a sweet new year and now can eat Apple Jacks and Honeycomb together in a sweet new necklace! Our synagogue needed a craft idea for kids at a large Jewish family event, and I came up with this cinnamony sweet treat. The Apple Jacks were easy to string on to the lanyard cords, while the Honeycomb pieces proved to be more challenging, but it was sweet success in the end.  ~ Parents: What special things does your family do to celebrate any and all types of new years? ~