Tell me where the light will go and I will chase it
It's the season, but these last few weeks have felt especially dark and especially cold. There's no snow on the ground, but it's been raining all day. Everyone's sick. The light dies out of the sky before you can do anything with it.
So we light the candles for Hanukkah and we tell stories of resistance and we are still here; that's the important part. Show me the Seleucids who can say the same.
So we light the candles for Hanukkah and we tell stories of resistance and we are still here; that's the important part. Show me the Seleucids who can say the same.

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I order my dresses cut long any more so no oppressor will ever see my knees knocking. (They do. They're fat, but they do.) And then I stand, and they move.
*hugs* Making the light is all we can do.
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I would in fact consider your child a fairly terrifying thing to have come roaring down on one out of the hills, fueled by righteous anger and faster-than-light metabolism. So tell them to keep it up.
Making the light is all we can do.
*hugs*
You shine.
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It feels like literally the least I can do, but I'm still doing it.
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A valuable time to some of us who don't celebrate but have to deal with certain family memories which may be unusual for a gentile.
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Likewise.
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Thank you! Likewise?
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(Even though on a literal level, that means it's too warm for my blood today)
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Thank you.
*hugs*
(Even though on a literal level, that means it's too warm for my blood today)
(Well, it seems to be plummeting after dark, if that helps.)
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Thank you. You, too.
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Show me the Seleucids who can say the same.
Heh.
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Thank you!
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We need all the lights we can get.