Indeed, the Resurrection Sunday service went well. (I am wary of calling it an "Easter" service, since we don't live in the east.) Even the sunrise service (and subsequent breakfast--this year with leftover matzoh & charosheth next to the bacon and eggs) was well-attended. Even though our "sunrise service" took place at 6am, I've decided that you can call it a "Sonrise" service and hold it at 3 in the afternoon, if you want to. The worst part of the main church service was that part at the end where this guy got up and talked for a long time. Gee! What a drag! Why don't they ditch him? The best part of the service? Calling up someone who wasn't there via cellphone and having everyone sing "Happy Birthday" to her.
Sorry. I have no good Easter comics this year. Check last year's entry.
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The Easter egg hunt went fine, until one child decided that a certain atomically-enhanced brain-in-a-jar was a giant Easter egg. I still have a strand of pink grass in my jar, tickling my cerebellum.
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We celebrated Passover on Friday, in lieu of a Good Friday service. That went well, I think. Elijah never showed up, though. I think he has a grudge against me for some reason.
We celebrated Passover on Friday, in lieu of a Good Friday service. That went well, I think. Elijah never showed up, though. I think he has a grudge against me for some reason.
The highlight (?) of the Passover meal came afterwards, when one ninety-something member discovered she had locked herself out of her house. It put a whole new spin on "Let my people go home!" The good news is that we managed to pry off a storm window and crawl in. Also good news was our discovery that taking up housebreaking as a second career was not a feasible option. Cornland is safe from the Blue Brain Gang for now.
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Nice comic presentation
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