
SKI-preo wrote:Esheksiktir


Gasman wrote:And the same to you ExpatKiwi! Hope it's a good one.
My first sight of a public festive greeting this year was down at the Theatre/Library - a huge illuminated HAPPY HANNUKAH sign has been erected on the corner - compliments of WWW.JEWISHCYPRUS.COM
Just when they were starting to convince me that it was GREEK lol!

Gasman wrote:And the same to you ExpatKiwi! Hope it's a good one.
My first sight of a public festive greeting this year was down at the Theatre/Library - a huge illuminated HAPPY HANNUKAH sign has been erected on the corner - compliments of WWW.JEWISHCYPRUS.COM
Just when they were starting to convince me that it was GREEK lol!

CBBB wrote:Gasman wrote:And the same to you ExpatKiwi! Hope it's a good one.
My first sight of a public festive greeting this year was down at the Theatre/Library - a huge illuminated HAPPY HANNUKAH sign has been erected on the corner - compliments of WWW.JEWISHCYPRUS.COM
Just when they were starting to convince me that it was GREEK lol!
There is one in Nicosia outside the Police station opposite Debenhams, but I think you will find it was spelt Chanukah.
Not a problem really, JC was a good Jewish boy!

ZoC wrote:CBBB wrote:Gasman wrote:And the same to you ExpatKiwi! Hope it's a good one.
My first sight of a public festive greeting this year was down at the Theatre/Library - a huge illuminated HAPPY HANNUKAH sign has been erected on the corner - compliments of WWW.JEWISHCYPRUS.COM
Just when they were starting to convince me that it was GREEK lol!
There is one in Nicosia outside the Police station opposite Debenhams, but I think you will find it was spelt Chanukah.
Not a problem really, JC was a good Jewish boy!
yes but, didn't he convert to christianity?


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