Take the 2-minute tour ×  How is it possible that someone lit
the Menora on the first night of Chanuka, said Shehechiyanu, yet
when he lights the Menora on the second night he would have to
say Shehechiyanu again?  share|improve this question  closed as
not constructive by Isaac Moses Jun 17 '11 at 21:52   This looks
like a riddle... Do you have an answer in mind? How do you know
that this is possible? –  Matt Dec 18 at 22:44  2 Answers 2  up
vote 3 down vote accepted  Maybe he is being motzei somebody
else? Or maybe it is a new, expensive menorah? (I'll just ignore
the possibility of international dateline/space travel issues
for now)  share|improve this answer I do not know about being
Motzi someone else, however the Nitei gavriel brings that the
Maharshal would wear a new Beged and say a Shehechiyanu on night
2 as the first night was for the Nitzachon in the war, and the
rest of the nights was for the Neis of the Shemen. He mentions
if you have a new expensive Menora you can also make a
Shehechiyanu. –  Ge