| It is only when the time comes for saying Kiddush that my father and the guest hold a Hebrew conversation. |
| A Kiddush such as we had never heard before, and shall never hear again. |
| In the light of the seven golden flames, Nana's face looked young and fresh, and their glow erased the deeply graven fines in Baba's brow as he intoned the kiddush. |
| The seder begins with kiddush over the first cup of wine and then moves on to hors d' oeuvres of sweetbreads in salt water passed around by a servant. |
| I thought of my comrades, how they would have laughed, what slaps would have rained down, had they been present at that Kiddush. |
| Our Kiddush prayers were done with gefilte fish and grape juice instead of wine. |
