On a lighter note

It's Wednesday of Holy Week. Passover begins tonight at sundown (the Jewish way of keeping time, remember - "and there was evening, and there was morning, the first day").

A friend posted this link on her blog last week, and I've been looking forward to sharing it. This just cracks me up. If you don't understand all the facebook references, just ask anyone who does to explain it to you...

The Passover Seder, the oldest continuously observed religious ceremony in the world, tells the story of the Jews' Exodus from Egypt. Jewish tradition says that people of each generation must imagine that they personally had departed from Egypt, and the sages say that each generation must tell the story in its own terms.The sages probably did not intend this.