Sukkot (n.) works like camping with a prayer book, gratitude and wobbly walls included.

Sukkot (n.) means dragging the good dishes outdoors and hoping the weather has read the calendar.

Sukkot (n.) teaches that shelter is a temporary arrangement even when it feels permanent.

Sukkot (n.) follows the year's most solemn week with a week spent under cut branches.

A Lulav (n.) works like a flag carried by someone who cannot say the thing out loud.

A Lulav (n.) arrives with instructions and no vase.

A Lulav (n.) turns a handful of plants into an instrument for saying thank you.

A Lulav (n.) spends most of the year unavailable and one week entirely necessary.