Beyond the prohibition on anger, which is a strict one at all times, one should take care not to be angry on Rosh Hashanah, for it is not a good omen. A wife must be quick to set the table, and cover it with an appealing tablecloth, before her husband returns from synagogue so that when he arrives he will find the table set, and this is a good omen. But should it happen that he arrive and does not find the table set, he should not quarrel with his wife and become angry, for anger is a very bad omen; he should tolerate it and not be harsh, not even in his heart.