TO ALL YOU BLOG FOLKS WHO BELONG TO THE TRIBE:

Happy Chanukah, however you choose to spell it. 

Comments

[Clankie]

Chanks.

[klezmerphan]

Thanks, Dave. And the same to you and your family!

I prefer the old-fashioned spelling: "Hanukkah" and heartily disapprove of the modern "phonetic" option, "Khanike."

(Yes, we are planning to partake in the traditional Chinese food feast for tomorrow's evening repast.)

[Head_Smashed_In]

"On Moische! On Herschel! On Schlomo!
It's Hanukkah Harry 8 nights a year!
On Moische! On Herschel! On Schlomo!
Means that Hanukkah Harry is here!
Delivering toys to Jewish girls and Jewish boys,
We dance the Horah around the menorah,
'Cuz Hanukkah Harry is here!"

[Loudmouth]

Happy Harmonukkah.

[Ralph]

You expected maybe Hebrew letters?

[wanderer2575]

I'm with you, klezmerphan. We Jews always know where to find good Chinese food on Christmas Eve.

[Jeff Meyerson]

klezmerphan, we considered the traditional feast of smiling duck and a festive round of "Deck the Halls with Boughs of Horry" too, but decided to go Italian instead.

[Le Petomane]

I must be Jewish and didn't know it, I love Chinese food takeout on Christmas eve. Tomorrow, here at the Roswell Home for the Constantly Bewildered, we get to have pizza for dinner.
Happy Hanukkah!

[Jeff Meyerson]

I like it, Ralph.

[Just Some Guy]

I'm not of the tribe, but I once erected a movie screen for a Christmas Day showing of a movie...maybe Star Wars...at a synagogue. My Jewish friend, who solicited the thing ("Jewish kids have nothing to do on December 25!"), blew up at me when I nearly knocked down the Torah.

It's the most wonderful time of the year. Happy Hanukkah!

[Suzie Q Wacvet]

I'm not officially part of the tribe, but my DNA results say I've got a little tribal blood in me. I hope that counts. Happy Hanukkah back atcha!

[JaniceG]

I'm a "Ch" person myself: Happy Chanukah to Mrs Blog and Sophie!

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[oneblankspace]

If you're reformed,

Happy Hannukah.

If you're conservative,

Happy Chanukah.

If you're orthodox,

חנוכה שמח

And if you're messianic,

Merry Christmas.

[PirateBoy]

Aren't we all one "tribe" here?

I call us all crazy, but that only means we're different, in a good way!

Everyone here is the nicest group of friends that I've never met!

To quote Sophie from about 13 years ago: Have Joy!