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• Where can I find Lamers Bus Lines bus schedules?

  Lamers Bus Lines offers a range of daily bus schedules to serve all passengers with excellence. At Busbuster, you find all Lamers Bus Lines bus ticket information, with complete bus timetables displays, range of ticket prices, stations and stops.

• What kind of bus company is Holland bus company?

  Holland Bus Company. Welcome! Holland Bus Company is an award winning, family owned and operated bus company, for both small and mid-size buses. We provide sales, service, and parts for both new and used school buses, shuttle buses, healthcare buses, passenger buses, activity buses, handicap buses and church buses.

• What is a mazel tov?

  an expression of congratulations and best wishes, used chiefly by Jews: A chorus of mazel tovs greeted the newlyweds as they circulated from table to table.

• Why do we say mazel tov at jewish weddings?

  One can expect to hear people shout “mazel tov” at Jewish weddings just after the groom breaks the glass, at brit milah (bris) ceremonies, and at bar/bat mitzvahs. Mazel tov is an appropriate response to any good news, from an engagement to a graduation, a new job, a new house, or any other honor or milestone.

• Is it appropriate to say mazel tov when calling out for a baby?

  The implicit wish is that the baby will be born healthy and safe — at which point mazel tov would be an appropriate greeting. Below is a performance of the song “Siman Tov uMazel Tov,” which is frequently sung after calling out “Mazel Tov” at weddings and other joyous events.