Hanukkah Greeting Cards

If there's a Yahuda's House of Judaism in Singapore, then you can get it there. You can also get dreidles, latkes, and gefilte fish there. I hate gefilte fish, but to each their own.

2007-12-04 06:00:57 by LChanMing

Move over Queen Elizabeth you're not the only person with a holiday address. Here's my second annual YouTube Christmas and Chanukah video ...

Hanukkah is a Jewish celebration and you get cards anywhere - in the season. You can also preview them at any of the greeting card websites so that you're more informed as to what they are.

2006-08-20 16:34:59 by James

Price: $24.49

Size: 3.5"x5" Verical
Printed on recycled paper, because we care more than other greeting card lines.
Wow, you're really reading this stuff, huh?

I couldn't figure out what was wrong with these sentences for the Eliminating Problems assignment.


(3) What is surprising is the range of holidays, occasions, and special needs and concerns addressed through greeting cards.

(7) In addition to the cards commemorating traditional events, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and Valentine’s Day, you would find cards for special occasions, such as St. Patrick’s Day and Halloween.

(20) Just head to the nearest card store, and plan to spend some enjoyable time reading over the possibilities.

#7 - you can find cards for ...

#20 - drop the plan to as well as the comma after store.

Otherwise, I did not understand the question.

2007-06-24 17:18:22 by shelbi_marie20

Price: $32.66 $22.86

Wow, you're really reading this stuff, huh?
Printed on recycled paper, because we care more than other greeting card lines.
Inside: I know this looks like a Christmas card, but that's not an elf on the front. It's actually an old Jewish man named Morty. Happy Hanukkah.

I am working on a "Hanukkah" Greeting card. Can anybody tell me where I can find the image of "love" in Jewish? Thank you very much.

If you want the word, then it's 'Ahava' or אהבה
in Hebrew.
If you want to get an image, then why
not draw a Magen David (star of David)
that's made from one triangle and one heart shape (instead of your normal 2 triangles)

Happy Hanukkah!!!!

2006-12-02 13:54:33 by jenny l

I am working on a "Hanukkah" Greeting card and I am looking for some image of love. Can anybody tell me where I can find the image of "love" in Jewish? Thanks.

im not sure if this is what you meant but here
http://ilifa.tripod.com/sitebuilderconte nt/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/ahava.jpg.w 300h248.jpg
Love in Hebrew is pronounced Ahava.
Draw it like the one above or like this one.
http://www.hebrewart.com/paintings/Ahava .jpg

2006-12-02 14:01:43 by jenny l