![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgBC2A_f7HrFT5bYbhqR5JOuEHVE7_c76FmiljXPK53MP4mbiF2p4Z6ABqIAsZPa-ONNthMMliyrpZFqHMRWpLbYH5Pt6IIN1EgEx39yJzrhPsW6QSI86-VQ_MpV2LxxrIXtiVZtuRYHsI/s400/DSC028244blog.jpg)
The gaunlet has been officially thrown down, in the form of a comment by Citizen of Brooklyn North:
December 14, 2008 9:41 AM
citizen of brooklyn north said...
totally off topic, but isn't it time to put up a picture of chanuka cookies hanging from your chandelier??
I have never been one to refuse a challenge.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj1y8_nDOp_D-CZLB3CVIEbfOcGlu6rc6sWolmM6tfonTtRtd_ib3ea6UA-ZaMhbm4i4rKtyfu04uLZBkODe8fqwB7XpQcV9KlbkaFYmTHS4cGUs9BEFV8shjPRZjWVq82gQNYKo40gGMY/s400/DSC02813crop4blog.jpg)
Now truthfully, up until now, the front door of our home always got decorated with the traditional paper dreidels that I made the year Michael was at home in playgroup [is it now 21 years ago???], but the chandelier has been the sole territory of Purim's Haman men and nothing else (see sidebar). CoBN got me thinking....
1 comment:
I LOVE IT!!
Think I will try it, too.
But you are correct, if it is strictly the Hamans' domain, then hanging chanuka cookies in their place isn't right.
Post a Comment