Today I lit all of the candles for Hannuka

@Hannihar That’s so cute! Those lasers are such fun for them. lol

@DianneN They are. I love them. I have one that we do not have the top so just turn it on and play it and put it by Sophie and she held on to it. She moved so could not get a picture of it. I took pictures of her looking at it.

@DianneN Thanks Dianne. Yes I believe we enjoyed it. Sophie loved the sevivon which are dreidles in Hebrew that are laser and light up and sign. We have something someone gave me free that lights up and Sophie loves it. she loves lights and things that move.

@Courage7 Thanks it is sad to see the holiday end.

@Courage7 I love our holidays and traditions we have.

@Hannihar Yes it is Hanni. We love the holiday time

@JESSY3236 Thanks.

@JudyEv Judy, Thank you for wanting to read about our customs and traditions. I love to share our holidays with others that do not know about them and so they can learn about them.

@shubhu3 Thank you.

@KOLAMsegaran1 Thanks.

@Hannihar Hehehe

@1creekgirl Thanks Vicki.

@sol_cee That is the tablecloth that the Hannukia is sitting on.

@JohnRoberts Today I lit the last candles and tomorrow is the last day.

@Icydoll Thanks and today is the last day.

@dya80dya I will tell you why we celebrate it for 8 days. Hannuka is called the Festival of Lights as you can see in the picture. The oil was suppose to burn for one day and instead it burned or 8 days and that is why we celebrate the holiday for 8 days. Here is some information for you about Hannuka: Hanukkah is the Jewish Festival of Lights and it remembers the rededication of the second Jewish Temple in Jerusalem, in Israel. ... During Hanukkah, on each of the eight nights, a candle is lit in a special menorah (candelabra) called a 'hanukkiyah'.