A look back at my Thanksgivukkah... a once-in-a-lifetime holiday!
I thought the photos from Thanksgivukkah deserved their own post because after all, no Jew alive today will ever get to celebrate this holiday again! These first few are from Thanksgiving dinner at Mom's house; it was also the first day of Hanukkah.
My menorah and dreidel on Mom's dining room table.
The table from the opposite end. That's Sara's hand pointing to the green bean casserole I made.
Me and my menorah.
I love my and Adam's expressions here.
And these are from Thanksgivukkah services at my hometown temple.
The adorable turkey menorah Jewish Grandma #1 made out of pinecones. They were actually selling "menurkeys" online this year, but they were a little pricey. I like this one better. She also made...
a turkey-shaped loaf of challah! Have you ever seen such a thing before? It even has a little raisin for its eye.
One face that I was very happy to see again: my favorite little Maccabee, Maggie! I think she was happy to see me, too. :)
My menorah and dreidel on Mom's dining room table.
The table from the opposite end. That's Sara's hand pointing to the green bean casserole I made.
Me and my menorah.
I love my and Adam's expressions here.
And these are from Thanksgivukkah services at my hometown temple.
The adorable turkey menorah Jewish Grandma #1 made out of pinecones. They were actually selling "menurkeys" online this year, but they were a little pricey. I like this one better. She also made...
a turkey-shaped loaf of challah! Have you ever seen such a thing before? It even has a little raisin for its eye.
One face that I was very happy to see again: my favorite little Maccabee, Maggie! I think she was happy to see me, too. :)