So, after all the cleaning and cooking and more cleaning followed by more cooking, we can all finally rest. Presents and devouring of chocolate bunnies shall have to wait until I'm more awake, I'm afraid.
Happy Orthodox Easter, everyone!
And guess who had to get up at unholy 5:30 am and go to the nearest Church to get sanctified bread dipped in
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Usually a whole month is the furthest, yes. Doesn't happen often, usually it's a one or two week difference, and every 4 years or so it's the same date. But anyway, to my knowledge the difference has something to do with the moon cycle and Pesach and weird computations of the Russian Orthodox. Though my topic for thought this year is why regular people don't seem to realize separate Easter means Jesus died... twice. Symbolic date or not, it's just wrong.
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Actually, we do not. That would be the Old Rite Orthodox Church, with their out-of-date calendar. (Mind-spinning, much?)
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What was the bread like? Did it taste more special than regular bread?
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Bummer.
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On the other hand, if the bread had been soaked in a nice, quality wine... I could have said a couple of swearwords directed towards those wasting said wine. It would have significantly brightened my day. XD
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Edit: Erm... make that vegetarian drob, and... do you eat eggs and dairy products at all? if not, I have fruit salad. :)
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Is it sad that I find it fascination that Easter is a different day for you than me? Religion is so interesting.
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we had ours at the end of March. huh.
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But hey, we get spring holiday! Yay! *offers cheesecake*
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