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Happy Chanukah Boys

By TheAngelForever | December 24, 2011

Dear NHL and JSL,

So far, we have had a really nice Chanukah together. I think the only negative items have been the colds that are causing the two of you to be really miserable. The constant screams for tissues and leaking noses are getting a bit old for everyone. Hopefully, they will vanish before the end of the holidays.

Each night, we light the menorah and it is really amazing to watch the two of you.

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You have grown up so much. I can not believe that you both basically know the Chanukah blessings and help to light the menorah. It’s also fun to hear you sing along to the songs that we play while eating dinner each night.

I do believe that the two of you get that Chanukah is NOT about presents, but about spending time together as a family.

Love,

Mommy

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Topics: Dear Kid Saturday, family, holidays, jsl, nhl, photos | 1 Comment »

One Response to “Happy Chanukah Boys”

  1. The Year that was 2011 | The Angel Forever Says:
    January 2nd, 2012 at 12:02 am

    [...] Chanukah was more quiet this year as we focused on time with each other, festive music, watching the menorah glow, and less attention on presents. [...]