Tomorrow morning, it’s all hands on deck here. We’ll be cleaning house. Max and Mason LOVE that part about holidays. Ha ha ha.
Tomorrow afternoon, our house will start filling up with loved ones, who will be staying until Sunday afternoon. Sunday morning will be the egg hunt for the grandbabies and then we are having our family prayers, and then a feast that Ali and Justin (previous professional chefs) will be making for everyone.
Today’s post is short because Brian and I are about to run to the grocery store with the list that Ali sent to us. I bought the ham last week and it’s thawing in the fridge.
What are YOUR Easter plans? Please share in the comments box below.
God Bless ALL OF YOU on this joyous weekend!
HE IS RISEN!!!
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watching my church on live stream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JqbukjtRSI
last week was a bit fancier with the choir robes that day
Wonderful! Our Managing Editor, Brian, is head of security at our church now so he was at both services. I had to stay home because our home was bursting with relatives and friends who had to eat early and run to other festivities. Last night, we had a friend come over whose mom died last week. We all sat on the back porch and talked for a long time.
HAPPY EASTER!
HE IS RISEN!!!!!
Yes, he is! Bless you, Bob! 🙂
Angela
Our Easter plans include celebrating the RISEN Savior with our church family, as well as our children and eight grandchildren. How thankful I am for Jesus!
Wonderful, Vonnie! I LOVE hearing when parents and grandparents are leading their children and grandchildren to Jesus! 🙂
Angela
He is risen indeed! Alleluia! We are going to the Cathedral of the Incarnation, our Episcopalian church. Since music is part of my personal worship, I love to attend the Cathedral. The choir is wonderful, the organist lifts you off your pew with his fantastic playing, the hymns will be joyous, with the sopranos singing descants like angels. and the Consort joining us this morning with their orchestra. I can’t wait to get there. We’re going early because there won’t be parking! Then my daughter and her husband are joining us at a quaint inn for an Easter dinner.
Easter blessings to you and your family,
Marianna
Marianna, the music is my favorite part of attending church as well! Mason (age 17) and I are currently writing a song to share with our congregation. We’ll both be playing guitar for it as well. 🙂
Angela
God bless you and your family Angela. Not sure what is happening this Easter and in any case I get my Sunday spaghetti. Mass (church service) in the morning, each Sunday whereupon I sit with my friends and feel at home in God’s house while we pray and hear Father’s usual right-on homily.
Have a bessed day, Angela. And thank you for all your hard and careful work.
I hope your Easter was as wonderful as you described it beforehand! We are recovering today. We had a houseful and the noise level was deafening…except when Brian said the blessing before the meal. Even the children were silent. 🙂
Angela