Shalom. I never lived with a Jewish person before, so this was my first Hanukkah. This is what happened: First Mommy took the stone candelabra and put candles in it. Then she lit the candles and chanted a prayer over them in a funny language. Every night for eight nights she'll light another candle. Every night we'll get anther gift. I got treats last night,and tonight, a ball.
Tonight she fried up some potato pancakes. Then the kitchen and living room filled with smoke. The round box on the ceiling started to go eee-eee. I didn't like that at all. Mommy ran around putting on the air blower and the rotating monster thing. Then I ran into the bedroom because that metal thing may eat me.
When things calmed down we had dinner. Jewish people sure celebrate in a weird way.
-Raja
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Hee hee hee. All peoples cellybrate in weird ways, Raja.
We haf an Advent Wreath and light a new candle once a week.
But we don't get gifts or nuffin.
No potato pancakes, either.
If Beans was normal, they'd just go catch a nice, fresh mousie and cellybrate.
Who needs candle?
Love & Purrs,
KC
We'z wif KC, nothing like a nice fresh mousie to make a sellybrashun! Altho, candles is purrty and some of dem smell nice.
Happy Hanukkah. We hope the latkes and sufganiyo are especially tasty.
It sounds like we celebrate pretty much the same when it comes to making the house smokey!
Happy Hanukkah, Raja & mom! Sounds like you had a lot of excitement at your house.
That will be a Hanukkah you will always remember! Shalom to you and yours on this blessed holiday of lights!
Wow! 8 nights of presents??!? That sounds like a great way to celebrate! Happy Hanukkah to you!
Shalom Raja! We love potato pancakes at our house but we do not get them very often.
Happy Hanukkah!
prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrs and tail wags,
Zeke, Sushi and Tiger Lily
eight nights of presents?!? wowee! that doesn't sound weird, it sounds pawsome!
not the beeping or the potatos (i'd prefer meat) but the gifts and the sniffy candles. cool
Happy Hanukkah to you all!
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