Happy Hanukkah!
Happy Hanukkah!
(Or Chanukah, if you prefer.) :)
Today is the start day of Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights that usually always occurs early in the month of Christmas, and lasts a bit longer than Christmas does. This year, unlike last year, Hanukkah is quite late in the month. Well, actually Hanukkah begins at sundown tonight, so we're all good.
I want to wish everyone out there a very Happy Hanukkah.
The gifts I would like this year aren't really all that complicated. Well, most of them anyway. First off, a year (relatively) free of illness. Second, a year free of shoulder/back/neck/arm/hand/anywhere else pain (caused most likely by the problems with my cervical spine) and foot pain (caused by whatever). Third, for my diabetes management to be under better control. Fourth, for life to be less stressful for the most part. And finally, for peace on earth, and an end to war.
Oh, and if some kind soul would be nice enough to get some potato latkes for me, I'd appreciate it! :)
So Chag Sameach to all my Jewish friends, and enjoy the Festival of Lights for this year!
(Or Chanukah, if you prefer.) :)
Today is the start day of Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights that usually always occurs early in the month of Christmas, and lasts a bit longer than Christmas does. This year, unlike last year, Hanukkah is quite late in the month. Well, actually Hanukkah begins at sundown tonight, so we're all good.
I want to wish everyone out there a very Happy Hanukkah.
The gifts I would like this year aren't really all that complicated. Well, most of them anyway. First off, a year (relatively) free of illness. Second, a year free of shoulder/back/neck/arm/hand/anywhere else pain (caused most likely by the problems with my cervical spine) and foot pain (caused by whatever). Third, for my diabetes management to be under better control. Fourth, for life to be less stressful for the most part. And finally, for peace on earth, and an end to war.
Oh, and if some kind soul would be nice enough to get some potato latkes for me, I'd appreciate it! :)
So Chag Sameach to all my Jewish friends, and enjoy the Festival of Lights for this year!