For those of us non-practicing, childless, living-far-from-family types, Easter has very little significance. A friend of mine kept saying "But it's *Easter*" (you could hear the emphasis), and my comment was "Yeah, so
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"But it's Easter" should be translated thus (imo): "It's a widely celebrated holiday by people who don't even claim to be Christian, so you should use it as an excuse to be lazy and buy/eat lots and lots of very yummy chocolates."
I mean, I'm a very happy practicing Piscy and I looooove Easter for the chocolate. (and Easter Vigil services, but yeah)
And chocolates? Not so good for the K-who-is-plumpish. I haven't had a single piece of Easter candy this year, and I don't miss it. (Although I may go snag a bag of jelly beans on the after-Easter sale.)
I *nearly* got up for Church on Sunday. A couple of my favorite hymns are Easter ones (I'm particularly partial to Hail Thee Festival Day and ones like that), and there's something...comforting about the familiar ritual.
But I ended up sleeping in rather later than I'd planned.
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I mean, I'm a very happy practicing Piscy and I looooove Easter for the chocolate. (and Easter Vigil services, but yeah)
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I *nearly* got up for Church on Sunday. A couple of my favorite hymns are Easter ones (I'm particularly partial to Hail Thee Festival Day and ones like that), and there's something...comforting about the familiar ritual.
But I ended up sleeping in rather later than I'd planned.
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Did you get any exercise in this weekend? *loving poke*
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Maybe today.
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Grats on the new phones, even if they can be a PITA.
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