Nancy' Hanukkah Celibration

 Dec14 I did Hanukkah. I made patatoe pancakes and Matzo ball soup. They both came out well.

Guest.

Robin

Liz 

Jess

Allan 

Heather

Trish

Steve 

Bill

Chris 

Kathy

Jerry

Heather Keene

Lisa.


Made me happy and sad.

Will do it again.

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