As a kid this was an ecumenical occasion for me, walking with my family in New York’s Easter Parade and hunting colored eggs (dyed by me and hidden by my mother ) throughout our apartment. It didn’t have much in the way of religious connotations for a little Jewish boy and was just a fun event. Now I know better, of course, but somehow in these dark times the idea of putting some of that fun back into these religious hollidays appeals. Happy Easter to all!
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Cute mutant rabbit, Roger.
Did you pick it up in the Nevada desert? ;-p
Roger, that’s the best picture I’ve seen of you, yet.