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– You get to say Hallel and Mussaf so it feels more like Yom Tov
– It’s not the end so you don’t feel sad it’s over
– Most of the parties are over the weekend so you get to stay home more
– Hallel is practically routine
nice.
Agree -and love- the first 3 points.
Don’t agree with the last though, Hallel shouldn’t be routine at all and should be fresh and exciting like the first time
“It’s a fresh and exciting routine, though.”
lol, well in that case, that’s really great!
Longest Rosh Chodesh davening ever.
-Two Sifrei Torah
-Full Hallel
Except for Rosh Hashana.
It could have been even longer had Rosh Chodesh come out on Shabbos, no?
Well oomis:- Not exactly, because if Rosh Chodesh Teves came out on Shabbos, would only pray Mussoph twice throughout Chanukah, whereas this year we pray Mussoph thrice during Chanukah.
But these 2 scenarios entail not reciting long Tachnun thrice by virtue of Chanukah.
Furthermore, Rosh Chodesh Teves being Tuesday & Wednesday is not the usual unfortunate scenario of 2 times running reciting long Tachnun, when other Roshei Chodoshim come out on Tuesday & Wednesday.
This is my worst day of chanuka because im so hungry. Bentching is so long, it doesnt pay to eat.
that’s what g-tubes are for
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