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Easter Sunday and Some Others

 This Easter felt kind of like a flashback to 2020 when we were in the pandemic. We couldn't really go to church because the car was still in the shop, and we didn't really have any dinner or relatives over. I did have some French Toast and dessert from Cracker Barrel.  I had to order from DoorDash.  On top of that , the weather was rather gloomy compared to the day before. Still, Easter is everyday in our hearts anyway, and Resurrection Sunday is the formality of it. I did feel reflective in many ways. It just felt different than usual. I didn't get dressed up or anything formal. I did watch some services on TV. I like to keep the dining room in the spirit of the season. 







                                                          A little bit of Candy....

                                         Some flowers in a tub at night on a local street



                                                 I took some selfies in my basement gym

Usually for Easter Sunday I go to the Sunrise Service at the nearby park. I don't like it when Easter Falls before April 1st, it feels too early. It could also be that I was very stressed out lately. Oh , well. Christ has risen! INDEED. 


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