Evan Lunt

Now, I am not religious at all. My mother's Jewish. My father's a nice little goyim. I was a nice mix. They said, you can do whatever you want. And I said, great. I choose neither. I'm going to choose the holidays that have the best food. So Lent was out the window. Yom Kippur was out the window. But my grandmother, on the other hand, Elizabeth Tobkiss, she was very religious.

Now, I am not religious at all. My mother's Jewish. My father's a nice little goyim. I was a nice mix. They said, you can do whatever you want. And I said, great. I choose neither. I'm going to choose the holidays that have the best food. So Lent was out the window. Yom Kippur was out the window. But my grandmother, on the other hand, Elizabeth Tobkiss, she was very religious.

Now, I am not religious at all. My mother's Jewish. My father's a nice little goyim. I was a nice mix. They said, you can do whatever you want. And I said, great. I choose neither. I'm going to choose the holidays that have the best food. So Lent was out the window. Yom Kippur was out the window. But my grandmother, on the other hand, Elizabeth Tobkiss, she was very religious.

She was the nice Jew that had the latke in her pocket when we went through her clothes after she died and we found, we were expecting to find money, we were expecting to find jewelry, but we found an old latke. And it was great.

She was the nice Jew that had the latke in her pocket when we went through her clothes after she died and we found, we were expecting to find money, we were expecting to find jewelry, but we found an old latke. And it was great.

She was the nice Jew that had the latke in her pocket when we went through her clothes after she died and we found, we were expecting to find money, we were expecting to find jewelry, but we found an old latke. And it was great.

We would visit her in the nursing home and she would celebrate the holidays with us and she would celebrate all of the little, we'd have Hanukkah celebration with her, we'd have a Passover Seder. She wouldn't remember who I was, but we'd have Passover Seder with her. And that continued, and I had her menorah, and one day I said, mom, can I take this menorah to college with me?

We would visit her in the nursing home and she would celebrate the holidays with us and she would celebrate all of the little, we'd have Hanukkah celebration with her, we'd have a Passover Seder. She wouldn't remember who I was, but we'd have Passover Seder with her. And that continued, and I had her menorah, and one day I said, mom, can I take this menorah to college with me?

We would visit her in the nursing home and she would celebrate the holidays with us and she would celebrate all of the little, we'd have Hanukkah celebration with her, we'd have a Passover Seder. She wouldn't remember who I was, but we'd have Passover Seder with her. And that continued, and I had her menorah, and one day I said, mom, can I take this menorah to college with me?

And she looked at me, she said, absolutely not. This is in my family for too long, you can't take it with you. And I said, mom, can I, you know, it's tradition in the Jewish faith, in case you're not familiar, to ask twice. And I said, Mom, can I please take this menorah to college with me? And she said, fine. I'm going to wrap it up all nice. I'm going to put it in a little box.

And she looked at me, she said, absolutely not. This is in my family for too long, you can't take it with you. And I said, mom, can I, you know, it's tradition in the Jewish faith, in case you're not familiar, to ask twice. And I said, Mom, can I please take this menorah to college with me? And she said, fine. I'm going to wrap it up all nice. I'm going to put it in a little box.

And she looked at me, she said, absolutely not. This is in my family for too long, you can't take it with you. And I said, mom, can I, you know, it's tradition in the Jewish faith, in case you're not familiar, to ask twice. And I said, Mom, can I please take this menorah to college with me? And she said, fine. I'm going to wrap it up all nice. I'm going to put it in a little box.

And you're not going to touch it until Hanukkah. And I said, OK, fine. So Hanukkah comes around. This is now last year around. Hanukkah was late last year. It was around Christmas time. So my house that I lived in with eight other people was mostly Christian. So we had a Christmas tree. And I said, OK, I'm going to do this up a little bit.

And you're not going to touch it until Hanukkah. And I said, OK, fine. So Hanukkah comes around. This is now last year around. Hanukkah was late last year. It was around Christmas time. So my house that I lived in with eight other people was mostly Christian. So we had a Christmas tree. And I said, OK, I'm going to do this up a little bit.

And you're not going to touch it until Hanukkah. And I said, OK, fine. So Hanukkah comes around. This is now last year around. Hanukkah was late last year. It was around Christmas time. So my house that I lived in with eight other people was mostly Christian. So we had a Christmas tree. And I said, OK, I'm going to do this up a little bit.

I'm going to put the menorah right next to the Christmas tree, right in the window on the second floor so everyone else on the street can see it. And I said, my grandmother would love this. It's her menorah. She would love this. And each night, I would go up and I would walk upstairs, because I lived on the first floor, and I'd light the menorah. And first night went by, great.

I'm going to put the menorah right next to the Christmas tree, right in the window on the second floor so everyone else on the street can see it. And I said, my grandmother would love this. It's her menorah. She would love this. And each night, I would go up and I would walk upstairs, because I lived on the first floor, and I'd light the menorah. And first night went by, great.

I'm going to put the menorah right next to the Christmas tree, right in the window on the second floor so everyone else on the street can see it. And I said, my grandmother would love this. It's her menorah. She would love this. And each night, I would go up and I would walk upstairs, because I lived on the first floor, and I'd light the menorah. And first night went by, great.

Second night went by, great. Haven't burned anything down. This was an old house. Third night goes by, great. Fourth night comes, and I'm feeling a little down. This was, senior year of college was a little rough for me, as I'm sure it's a little rough for most people. You know, you're writing thesis, you're dealing with relationships. It's a time.

Second night went by, great. Haven't burned anything down. This was an old house. Third night goes by, great. Fourth night comes, and I'm feeling a little down. This was, senior year of college was a little rough for me, as I'm sure it's a little rough for most people. You know, you're writing thesis, you're dealing with relationships. It's a time.