THURSDAY’S SPECIAL: TRADITION — OR HAVE A MULTI-CULTURAL HOLIDAY SEASON
It’s Hanukkah. Finding the right candles for my Menorah has proved nearly impossible, so I simply light candles, murmur the prayer and that’s fine. There’s actually no law that says you have to use a specific type of candle holder. Any candles can do the job, celebrating brightness against the darkness.
Candles
Tapered candle flame
Candescent
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COEXISTING…!
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Oh, I just noticed that you added a link to my recent post on your blog. Thank you so much! I appreciate the nod.
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I love your writing. I don’t always comment, but I always read 🙂
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Thank YOU!
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It’s easy to say since it is true. That’s one of the things I love about truth. It’s so easy to remember 🙂
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Happy Hanukkah to you! And the votives look lovely. In the past, I was able to find the perfectly-sized candles for mini turkey candle holders I loved to display for Thanksgiving. I got them at at William Sonoma but I haven’t found them for the last three years. So maybe it is as hard to find candles for a Menorah now. Too bad. But again the votives are perfect.
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A candle always bring a sense of hope to me.
Leslie
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That little glowing fire does it every time 🙂
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🙂
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I’m thankful you shared your light with me, Marilyn. Happy Hanukkah!
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And a great day to you too, whatever you celebrate!
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We always have a candle burning somewhere during the winter months, seems to be a Swiss thing, but I like it.
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It’s gotten to be quite American, too. I don’t these days because of Duke. All he has to do it knock one over. It’s okay, as long as I’m watching, but until Duke calms down, we have to be really careful about fire.
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