"I know," I cried, from where I was putting the roast potatoes in the oven. "God, I keep thinking that -- President Obama!"
"Did you see the troops cheering him?" Charger called from the living room.
"It's so -- it's been so horrible, so long." I laughed. "And now Vermont!"
"And Iowa!" he agreed.
So when it came to the bit of the Seder where we were supposed to consider those around the world who are still in captivity, to mourn for our afflicted fellows, well, we did our best. But we were far too festive for people who had been slaves in Egypt, I'm afraid.
Next year in Jerusalem.
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Chag sameach, delagar and family. There is so much to celebrate, despite hard times. Sometimes it's even because of the hard times. Good things that didn't stand a chance before are coming out and showing themselves. People make the seder anyway, not the money spent on it, as you have demonstrated here. --Livia (aka "L")
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