Grandsons Dean and Eyal kindled the first candle of Chanuka tonight together with some of their cousins.
Each used a chanukia [menorah] that he/she had made.
At Eyal's class party each first grader got to make their own sufgania [jelly donut].
Now vacation starts.
The kids don't go back to school until December 8.
Happy Chanuka!
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a blessed chanuka to you and your loved ones! tomorrow my loved ones and I will be partaking of turkey and all the glorious side dishes to celebrate our Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteHappy Chanukah to you and your beautiful family, Dina. How come we weren't introduced to the jelly donut tradition while in Illinois? All I really know are the latkes, applesauce, chocolate gelt and gefilte fish.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the time off! I wasn't aware of the different spellings of Hanukkah....
ReplyDeleteHappy Chanukah! Coincides with US Thanksgiving. Light, food, and hope.
ReplyDeleteLovely little boys! Happy Hanukkah to you and your family, Dina!
ReplyDeleteHabe wieder etwas gelernt :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Chanuka, Dina.
Jelly donut - yum :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Chanukah, Dina!
Happy Chanukah Dina, so exciting to see your grandchildren celebrating with you. (-8
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