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Driving to the last night of Hanukkah party
8th night 🕯🕯🕯🕯 ✨🕯🕯🕯🕯
Until next year...
Snow Day (0.1/8 Eight Nights)
Prequel: Snow Day (A03):
A prequel to my Hanukkah series; Featuring Snow’s birthday.
Evil Snowing au verse: Ry surprises his Mama for her birthday. David, Snow, and Regina have been married for a couple of years. Their family is made up of Henry + Ella + Lucy, Ry (Wisheverse Henry), Neal, and deaged Emma.
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Today is the eighth and final night of Chanukkah 2017.
The only religious observance related to the holiday is the lighting of candles. The candles are arranged in a candelabrum called a Hanukia. Many people refer to the Hanukia incorrectly as a menorah. The name menorah is used only to describe the seven-branched candelabrum that was housed in the Jewish Temple. The Hanukia holds nine candles: one for each night, plus a shamash (servant) at a different height. On the first night, one candle is placed at the far right. The shamash candle is lit and three berakhot (blessings) are recited: l'hadlik neir (a general prayer over candles), she-asah nisim (a prayer thanking G-d for performing miracles for our ancestors at this time), and she-hekhianu (a general prayer thanking G-d for allowing us to reach this time of year). The first candle is then lit using the shamash candle, and the shamash candle is placed in its holder. Each night, another candle is added from right to left (like the Hebrew language). Candles are lit from left to right (because you pay honor to the newer thing first).
Marble Brass Menorah
Eight Nights (1/8): 1st Candle: Family
Eight Nights: 1st Candle: Family (AO3)
The Charming Mills celebrate Hanukkah together, on the first night the gift they receive and are grateful for is having time as a family together.
AN: As the character of Snow as well as the characters of her parents are portrayed by Jewish actors myself and several others believe that Snow is Jewish, and that her family celebrate both Jewish and Christian holidays. I'm not Jewish but I'm trying my best, please let me know if there's anything you think that I should include, or anything. There will be a bit more discussion of the religion in the later fics (of which there'll be eight) The series is largely based on this list by Hallmark of Hanukkah gifts. https://ideas.hallmark.com/articles/hanukkah-ideas/hanukkah-gift-ideas/