Happy Hanukkah!

[Guest ncm2169]

I am not Jewish, but I hope that still allows me to wish a Happy Hanukkah to our Hebrew friends here. :* :*

[Guest ncm2169]

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[Guest Wetnwildbear]

The holiday wish should more accurately be addressed

 

to "our Jewish friends"

 

Although inhabitants of ancient Israel/Palestine/Canine who were

 

of Jewish mothers were referred to as Hebrews, current the more

 

appropriate usage would be Jewish. Hebrew is a language, both modern

 

and ancient.

 

 

Either way, the sentiment is appropriate and well intentioned.

 

 

Whichever holiday you celebrate, or if you merely, as I do,

 

embrace the concept of a joyous time of the year rooted in a variety

 

of ancient pagan tradtiions that were adopted by evolving religions

 

to better market their new and improved product, I wish all of the

 

posters, readers, lurkers, gentleman callers and trolls and those

 

that they love a joyous holiday season and a new year filled with

 

joy, peace and satisfaction.

 

 

WILD