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That is really really awesome! I love the colors, and the white on the feet/legs. It's really beautiful!
SS- a driedal is used in a game with a couple other kids, usually 3-4... There are 4 sides to the dreidal which are Nun, Gimel, Hay, Shin (those 4 are all hebrew letters) they stand for Ness Gadol Haya Sham (Hebrew for a big miracle happened there) basically you can use any small item, traditionally it's been chocolate coins but i've played before with m & m's or jolly ranchers... everyone starts out with the same amount and you spin the dreidal and whatever letter comes up is what you do on your turn. As you play, you accumulate a 'pot' in the middle, sort of like poker. If you get Nun, it means you get nothing, Gimel means you get whatever's in the middle, Hay means you get half of the pot, and Shin means you have to put some into the pot.
And that is everything you've always wanted to know about dreidals but were afraid to ask. Sorry for the ramble - Hannukah ended last night and we already miss it in my house.
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