We'll be having our own low key celebration here tonight, complete with Latkes (potato pancakes). For a traditional and delicious potato pancake recipe click here and for a hilarious "Shake It Off" parody that explains the history behind the Festival of Lights, click here. Happy Hanukkah!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful decor and tablescape inspiration, Sue! Happy Hanukkah! And that video is a riot. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteit's so nice to see something for chanukah, with good inspiration photos. it's always funny to me that there's nothing really we can decorate with besides dreidels. that one photo is just trays of dreidels. pretty trays of dreidels, but i mean, still. that's all we have, lol.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Menorrah's and Dreidels are so festive; plus the blue, silver and white!
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I wish we saw more Hanukkah inspiration. Love this feature. Happy Hanukkah!
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So, so pretty!! The photos are amazing! happy Hanukkah sweet friend!! How exciting to be in your new home!!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty decor for Hanukkah, great thing to share.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Happy Hanukkah, Sue!!! Hope you, Adam and the kids have a lovely first night of the Festival of Lights!
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So beautiful! Hope you had a great first night!
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Happy Hanukkah, Sue! We celebrate both Hanukkah and Christmas, but since it is just me and my husband until next week when all the kids come home, all I do is light the menorah. Hope you are doing well! xoxo
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