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Happy Chanukah!
- Tonight is the sixth night of Chanukah. We light six candles and say two Blessings after dark. This is Erev Yom Sheini {01-10-5768}. This is the beginning of a new month. Good Chodesh! First we light the server candle {The Shamis Candle} in the center to use as a lighter for our sixth, fifth, fourth, third, second and first candles. We light the sixth, candle (that is the sixth candle from the right, not including the Shamis candle), then we light the fifth, fourth, third, second and first candles afterwards.
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First Blessing over the lighting of the candle...
Blessed are you O L-rd our G-d, King of the universe, who has sanctified us through His commandments and commanded us to kindle the Chanukah lights.
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Say the Blessing in Hebrew
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Second Blessing in remerance of the miracles...
Blessed are you O L-rd our G-d, King of the universe, who brought miracles for our ancestors, in those days at this time {of year}.
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Say the Blessing in Hebrew
- The Night Before Chanukah
'Twas the night before Chanukah, boichiks and maidels
- Not a sound could be heard, not even the dreidels
- The menorah was set by the chimney alight
- In the kitchen, the Bubbie was hopping a bite
- Salami, Pastrami, a glaisele tay
- And zoyere pickles mit bagels-- Oy vay!
Gezint and geschmock the kinderlach felt
- While dreaming of taiglach and Chanukah gelt
- The alarm clock was sitting, a kloppin' and tickin'
- And Bubbie was carving a shtickele chicken
- A tummel arose, like the wildest k'duchas
- Santa had fallen right on his tuchas!
I put on my slippers, ains, tzvay, drei
- While Bubbie was eating herring on rye
- I grabbed for my bathrobe and buttoned my gottkes
- And Bubbie was just devouring the latkes
- To the window I ran, and to my surprise
- A little red yarmulka greeted my eyes.
When he got to the door and saw the menorah
- 'Yiddishe kinder,' he cried, 'Kenahorah!'
- I thought I was in a Goyishe hoise!
- As long as I'm here, I'll leave a few toys.
- 'Come into the kitchen, I'll get you a dish
- Mit a gupel, a leffel, and a shtickele fish.'
With smacks of delight he started his fressen
- Chopped liver, knaidlach, and kreplach gegessen
- Along with his meal he had a few schnapps
- When it came to eating, this boy sure was tops
- He asked for some knishes with pepper and salt
- But they were so hot he yelled out 'Gevalt!'
He loosened his hoysen and ran from the tish
- 'Your koshereh meals are simply delish!'
- As he went through the door he said 'See y'all later
- I'll be back next Pesach in time for the seder!'
- So, hutzmir and zeitzmir and 'Bleibtz mir gezint'
- he called out cheerily into the wind.
More rapid than eagles, his prancers they came
- As he whistled and shouted and called them by name
- 'Come, Izzie, now Moishe, now Yossel and Sammy!
- On Oyving, and Maxie, and Hymie and Manny!'
- He gave a geshrai, as he drove out of sight
- 'A gut yontiff to all, and to all a good night!'
Anon
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