OPEN STARTER location: city hall / center, town hanukkah celebration, after the menorah lighting
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OPEN STARTER location: city hall / center, town hanukkah celebration, after the menorah lighting
“This is the fifth time in a row you beat me at the dreidel. Either you’re cheating or I should really take you to Vegas with me.”
status: open to anyone location: town center; hanukkah celebration
“do you think anyone would notice if just...ate the entire plate of cookies? they’re just so good and so hard to resist!” daphne asked, crossing her arms and looking over at the person next to her. “i promise to share if you keep my secret.”
HUNTSVILLE’S ANNUAL HANNUKAH CELEBRATION
Host of Event: Ruby Goldstein & Délicatesse D'or Type: Holiday Celebration Author: Kass Setting: The Community Center In Character Date(s): Sunday 28 November - Monday 6 December
In Character Information: Each night, a little while after the sun goes down, Ruby will be lighting the town menorah, everyone is invited to join. There will be a drawing from a yarmulke each night that equates the number of candles, and each person drawn will be allowed to pick a candle. Ruby is always the Shamash. The winner will be able to pick one of the goodies from box that contains various things from coupons to toys to gift cards donated from various places. If Ruby wins, a surprise will follow. Each evening, there will be a dinner, games and more! Everyone is invited, no matter their faith.
location: huntsville’s annual hanukkah celebration
Rhys had stepped away for five seconds, or at least that’s what he had sworn he was doing when he left. He needed a break from the throngs of people and all the laughter and children running about. He leaned his head back against the tree he leaned on, closing his eyes for a moment as he exhaled slowly. Hearing someone he approach, he didn’t bother opening his eyes. “Mom, I said I needed a minute,” he called out peevishly.