Candle 5: Embrace Your Inner Jew During Hanukkah Hoopla!

I made this vlog last year for my old blog (The Mother Load), but was looking for a reason to run it again this year when Renee A. Schuls-Jacobson of Lessons From Teachers and Twits contacted me and asked if I’d like to participate in Hanukkah Hoopla. I was floored and flattered, and asked her if I could use this goofy vlog. She was kind enough to agree!

What’s Hanukkah Hoopla?  It’s Renee’s brainchild! Make sure you follow our hashtag (#HanukkahHoopla) on Twitter because we’re all going to be posting great Hanukkah content – 16 different bloggers!

Because of the generosity of our sponsors, each of the 16 bloggers involved in #HanukkahHoopla will be able to provide a little gift pack to one lucky commenter! Here is what each gift package will contain:

–Mama Doni’s 2011 Parents’ Choice Award-winning CD, Shabbat Shaboom
–Mama Doni poster
–Download card for free Mama Doni songs (1 Chanukah song & 1 Passover song)
–Bag of Streit’s Hanukkah gelt

I would personally like to thank Streit’s and Doni Zasloff Thomas a.k.a. Mama Doni, the lead singer/songwriter of The Mama Doni Band, for providing each of us with the cyber swag. Their cross-promotional alliance is designed to celebrate Jewish culture with the young generation, a mission of both Mama Doni and Streit’s.

#1a00fa;">How can you win? Leave me an awesome comment. When Hanukkah is over, I will select one winner at random. Be sure to either subscribe to my blog or subscribe to comments on this page so you can find out if you are the winner — as you will need to contact me! If you would prefer to be contacted via Twitter, leave your Twitter handle in your comment and I will tweet you! Be sure to leave me your email address. Not interested in winning? You can still leave a comment! I love to read your words. Just write: “No prize necessary” in your comment.

If you are not interested in winning, let me know that, too!  If I don’t hear from you within 48 hours of announcing a winner, I will select another. Don’t make me work to find you. That will make me kvetchy. Oy.

GOOD LUCK!