Tiggerlover91
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i love your menorah, so took a copy..
anyway, thanks for the reminder, i need to get more candles.. both boys want Droids ( a new phone with internet on it)... so I may get them that or money and gc..
Not sure when it will be, but we always do one. And I bought our Hanukkah card for them.We're ready. We have very good friends, very good, Jewish family, probably our closest friends. Each year, some time in December, we do a Honamas dinner.Not sure when it will be, but we always do one. And I bought our Hanukkah card for them.
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). But now that she's in college (and not home for most of it
) we just do one big gift when she gets home.
Last year I made my own latkas for the first time. I'm excited for this year because now I have a boyfriend who is also Jewish.Yay for Hanukkah.Last year I made my own latkas for the first time. I'm excited for this year because now I have a boyfriend who is also Jewish.
As a kid, my sister and I would take turns lighting the menorah. We got one gift a night- usually a few small things, a few medium things, and one big thing. It was fun to see the pile of presents and get to choose one to open each night.

My DD, almost 6, was born on the first day of Hanukkah almost 6 years ago. My daughter has heard me tell the story thru the years and for the past couple of years, on the first day of Hanukkah, she insists its her birthday! I try to explain its on a different day each year, and that her birthday is on the 19th, but she doesnt understand that and gets very upset that we are not celebrating her birthday on the 1st day!
When my son gets older I'll let him decide how he wants to celebrate his birthday. Right now we do it by the Gregorian calendar...Dec 4th. I think as he gets older we'll have a second celebration, just he, daddy, and I on the 25th of Kislev.
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. Well they will get their Hess trucks from their grandparents.