
Last night was the first night of Chanukah. The lighted menorah flickers in the window every night for eight nights, celebrating . . . well, that depends on who you ask. History is complex, and the battles between Hellenes and Hasmoneans occurred a long time ago. Everyone agrees, though, that it’s a very good time to be with people you care about and eat latkes (potato pancakes fried in oil).
“May these Chanukah lights help us to appreciate the miracles that we overlook.” —The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership
Posted in: Holidays in Torch Lake Township
Leslie
December 22, 2008
Happy Chanukah Gerry. 🙂
Thanks for leaving the comment for Mom – that’s beaut! I will read it to her. 🙂
Gerry
December 23, 2008
Happy Chanukah Leslie, and Merry Christmas and Gud Jul too.
Many candles yet to glow in this Season of Light.
dmarks
December 23, 2008
Interesting menorah.
Gerry
December 23, 2008
I like it.