Save me a sufganiyah and a story; I'll bring the rest of the conversation. Happy Hanukkah.
Fresh today · Tuesday, 30 June
New Wishes
A handful of wishes pulled from the cabinet this morning. Pick one up — copy, save it to your pinboard, or send it on.
Wishing you eight nights of presence with the people who know your old jokes.
May your dreidel land on gimel, and may our friendship keep landing on something steady.
To my friend — may the Maccabees' courage rub off, just slightly, when you need it.
Hanukkah blessings, friend — for the way you carry traditions without making them heavy.
Here's to celebrating from across the miles — same sky, same stubborn flame.
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May the warmth of your candles match the warmth I always feel walking into your home.
Friend, may this festival of lights leave fingerprints on the year ahead.
Wishing you a Hanukkah full of the people you'd defend a temple alongside.
To the friend who explains the songs without making me feel ignorant — thank you, and chag sameach.
May the oil of your patience refuse to run out — same as the Temple's, same as ever.
Eight nights for friendship to take inventory and find itself well-stocked. Happy Hanukkah.
Light the shamash and think of me — I'll be thinking of you regardless.
Friend, may your latkes brown evenly and your visitors arrive on time. Both unlikely; both worth wishing.
To my friend — may every candle remind you that you matter to more people than you count.
Chag sameach — and thank you for letting me in on the brightest week of your year.
May Hanukkah find you between obligations, surrounded by the right faces.
Wishing my friend a festival where the songs come back faster than the years.
May the miracle this year be the smallness of your stresses and the largeness of your gratitudes.
Friend — light a candle for what we survived; light another for what we'll laugh about later.
Hanukkah blessings to a friend whose kitchen always smelled like welcome.
May your eight nights be slower than your eight days usually are.
To the friend who keeps tradition alive — may tradition return the favor this week.
Chag urim sameach — and may we find a night to share, even if only by phone.
Wishing you light, friend — the practical kind, the spiritual kind, and the kind that comes from being known.