Tag Archives: Hanukkah

Message from Time Magazine

This week, we chose YOU as the Person of the Year because:  ”In 2006, the World Wide Web became a tool for bringing together the small contributions of millions of people and making them matter.” Three days later, the editors … Continue reading

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The 2006 Blogger Christmahanukwanzaakah Online Holiday Concert

poster girl Jamelah THE CONCERT PROGRAM Ellen performing Jingle Bell Rock Digital Father performing O Holy Night Psychotoddler performing Sevivon Becky performing God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Elisabeth and Claire performing il est ne le divin enfant Sheana and Colleen … Continue reading

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Mistletoe 101 for Jews

  Happy Hannukah!   Thanks for the emails wishing me a happy holiday.   As  a Jew, I like Hanukkah, but at the same time I realize that it is a fairly minor holiday blown out of proportion to compete with Christmas.   … Continue reading

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The Miracle of Kew Garden Hills – The Final Chapter

(from The Miracle of Kew Garden Hills – Chapter Two)  Nick took my mother’s other hand. “Your mother and I are friends… ” he said. “Very good friends…” added my mother. It suddenly became real to me.   This was Santa … Continue reading

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The Miracle of Kew Garden Hills – Chapter Two

(from The Miracle of Kew Garden Hills, Chapter One) “Here’s what I want, Neil.  Have you ever thought about hosting a Holiday Concert on your blog, where other bloggers spread the joy by sending in holiday music and songs they … Continue reading

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The Miracle of Kew Garden Hills

“Would you mind switching with me?” asked the well-dressed gentleman sitting directly behind me.  I had just boarded the plane at LAX.  “They mistakenly put my wife next to you.” he continued, smiling at the elegant woman to my right.  “Of … Continue reading

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Holiday Songs

Sophia sings “Hanukkah.”  (a real trouper because she still has a cold and is hoarse) Neil sings “Santa Claus is Coming to Town.”  (with no excuse for my voice) On Blogebrity:  Random Acts of Reality (Tom Reynold’s blog)

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