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My kids learned this song in preschool and we still use it to help us get it right, youngest child is 19 "you put them in starting from the right, you add one more for every night. But don't forget when it's time to light, you do it from the left to the right"
Not terrible, but interesting. I forget (or never succeed in remembering) some things but this isn't one I've ever forgotten. Got me thinking about why people remember certain things as opposed to others.
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My kids learned this song in preschool and we still use it to help us get it right, youngest child is 19 "you put them in starting from the right, you add one more for every night. But don't forget when it's time to light, you do it from the left to the right"
Good idea.
I have to try to remember that the writing on my chanukiya is on the display side.
Not terrible, but interesting. I forget (or never succeed in remembering) some things but this isn't one I've ever forgotten. Got me thinking about why people remember certain things as opposed to others.
My memory is usually pretty good about most things, except maybe names of people and even sometimes faces. But this has always had me stumped.
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