I have one simple question. WHY are there so many yellow Chanukah candles in a box? By tonight, the 8th night of Chanukah, my menorah looks jaundice with so much yellow. It just ain't right!
As an accountant, I have dealt w/this question often.
As soon as I get the box of candles, I divide them by color. I then allocate them day by day to be certain that there is not an abundance of one color on any day.
Or you could just look at the colors in the box before you buy the box, then swap the yellow ones with other(preferred) colors from other boxes, thereby leaving you with no diseased candles.
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As an accountant, I have dealt w/this question often.
As soon as I get the box of candles, I divide them by color. I then allocate them day by day to be certain that there is not an abundance of one color on any day.
I set up charts for each day of candle lighting.
Or you could just look at the colors in the box before you buy the box, then swap the yellow ones with other(preferred) colors from other boxes, thereby leaving you with no diseased candles.
use oil! :) looks just as nice but there is only one colour... yellow ;)
Anonymous: Good idea ;) I don't know who you are, I just know you're European :) by the spelling of coloUr :)
Yellow can be nice too!Next year check out the box before you buy there are so many kinds!
I forgot to get candles for my new menorah. So, when I go buy a new box of candles, I will let you know the ratio of colors. :)
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