After many of the neighbors contract scarlet fever and can't celebrate the holiday, Trisha's grandfather decides to deliver Christmas trees in secret. The family delights in decorating the evergreens, which Babushka dubs "the trees of the dancing goats" because each one sports a wooden goat carved by Grandpa. Later, as Trisha's family sits down to their Hanukkah dinner, the neighbors arrive with a special gift of their own.
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After many of the neighbors contract scarlet fever and can't celebrate the holiday, Trisha's grandfather decides to deliver Christmas trees in secret. The family delights in decorating the evergreens, which Babushka dubs "the trees of the dancing goats" because each one sports a wooden goat carved by Grandpa. Later, as Trisha's family sits down to their Hanukkah dinner, the neighbors arrive with a special gift of their own.
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