Eight nights of blessings — for the grandson whose face I still see as it looked when you were three.
Fresh today · Monday, 29 June
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A handful of wishes pulled from the cabinet this morning. Pick one up — copy, save it to your pinboard, or send it on.
Happy Hanukkah, my grandson — may your menorah always shine and your grandparents' love always reach you.
Sending my grandson eight nights of light — and the recipe for latkes your great-grandmother kept in her head.
May the festival of lights warm my grandson's home as our home is warmed by the thought of him.
Chag sameach, dear grandson — Grandma is lighting a candle for you tonight, even though you're far away.
Eight nights, eight memories I want you to make, grandson — and one grandmother who'll be thinking of you nightly.
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I know Hanukkah ended last week, but the warmth of those eight nights is worth wishing you a little late.
Belated chag sameach — the candles may be out, but the friendship behind the greeting is still burning steady.
Better late than never on the Hanukkah front — hope your menorah glowed and your family was kind to each other.
Sorry I missed the eight nights — sending all the light I owe you in one slightly delayed message tonight.
Belated Hanukkah greetings — I meant to text you on night three but got distracted somewhere around night seven.
Hope your Hanukkah was beautiful — I'm late, the candles are out, but my warm wishes arrived eventually anyway.
Belated chag urim sameach! May the light of those eight nights stretch into whatever week we're currently in.
I missed Hanukkah, but I refuse to miss telling you that I thought of you during every single one of the nights.
Belated Hanukkah love — the menorah's packed away, but the friendship continues regardless of the calendar.
Late to the Hanukkah greeting, on time for the genuine affection — hope your eight nights were everything.
Belated chag sameach — life got loud, but I didn't want the month to pass without saying I was thinking of you.
Hope Hanukkah treated you well — I'm sliding into the post-holiday inbox with apologies and warm wishes anyway.
Belated Hanukkah greetings from someone who absolutely meant to text on night one and absolutely did not.
Sorry for the late wishes — may the warmth of your Hanukkah linger into whatever cold week we're now in.
Belated chag Chanukah sameach — light the candle of forgiveness, please, and let's just call it even.
I missed the eight nights but caught the ninth thought — happy belated Hanukkah, friend who I should text more.
Late Hanukkah blessings — may the leftover sufganiyot have been worth the wait and the menorah still feel recent.
Belated festival of lights greetings — I owe you eight candles' worth of warm wishes, all delivered right now.
Hope your Hanukkah was warm — sorry the greeting is so late it's basically into the next holiday's territory.