Thanks! I'm almost done with the next part of Banner of the Damned, so expect a review soon. In the meantime, here are some pictures I took of Hanukiyyot (Menorahs) around our village. They're not very good, but I like them:
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These are beautiful! I should take a camera along when I walk the dogs--the lady across from us at the old place has an outside menorah that she lights each year--I used to be able to look out my window by my desk and see the lights go on one by one on successive days, glimmering through the olive trees.
Oh, please do! After all, the entire point of Hanukkah candles is spreadign the light and memory of the miracles. Here are two more: the Golden filigree one used in our shul, and the great stone and iron one (it's about 2 meters high, 2 meters long and a meter thick) placed on the lookout at the entrance to our village, where the entire valley below can see it:
Oh, how beautiful! I will see what I can manage, then. (After mentioning it, I hope she did it this year--I haven't walked that way the past two days, and she is up there in years--she was putting it up every year when we first moved to the other street in '91.)
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