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Issue 15 // JAM
Hi ,
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JUST IN TIME
Need a last minute Chanuka game?
Here’s a fun, minimal-prep one we played!
Create a menorah from 9 shot glasses. Fill each with a different (edible) liquid.
Ours contained: soy sauce, whiskey, rum, corn juice, pickle juice, coffee, tea, apple cider vinegar, and vanilla extract. 🥛
Each participant writes down their guesses for what each liquid is – by sight alone.
The ones with the fewest correct guesses have to take a cup at random and drink to find out what it is.
We enjoyed a lot of laughs. Have fun!
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JUST THINGS FOR YOU
🥣TIP: Use mini bowls for the mini people in your life. They’ll feel like they got soooo much with less, and you’ll throw away less food (and have less to clean up after they overturn the bowl).
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✨HACK: preserve your menorah’s sparkle by wrapping it tightly in plastic wrap before storing it. It will reduce the need for polishing next year! (In Yerushalayim, iyH!)
MOTHERHOOD MUSING
When the chachamim wanted to know how Kimchis was zoche to 7 sons who were kohanim gedolim, they didn't approach her husband and ask him what merit he had to have sons of such caliber. They approached Kimchis because it's the mother who is most involved in her home, and they knew it must be in her zchus.
JUST FOR LAUGHS
All the time 🙈
Wishing you a freilechen rest of Chanuka!
See you next Tuesday!💜☕
The JAM Fam
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