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December 24, 2014

Ok, this isn’t really a dish or really about Chanuka, but I thought it was funny. So sue me – and, yes, I know your brother-in-law is a lawyer. In any event, as a farewell to Chanuka, here is a picture of my menorah from last night, the last night of Chanuka:

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