This year, we celebrated Passover on night one and two with a seder meal. Night one's seder was enjoyed at home with a very low-key, non-traditional seder. Night two, on the other hand, was much more traditional. We enjoyed celebrating it with our friends, the Feldmans, at their home. Pete really went all out. The meal was superb and the haggadah allowed us to embrace our Jewish roots. Plus, who doesn't love ending a Passover seder meal with a dance party!
Each seder evening was special for a different reasons. But each night embodied and reminded us of the true lessons of the holiday. Family (by blood or choice) is important. Freedom cannot be taken for granted. We must embrace challenges and learn from them. It's important to ask questions. And practice gratitude daily. Chag sameach!
Madi with Sydney and Campbell
Each seder evening was special for a different reasons. But each night embodied and reminded us of the true lessons of the holiday. Family (by blood or choice) is important. Freedom cannot be taken for granted. We must embrace challenges and learn from them. It's important to ask questions. And practice gratitude daily. Chag sameach!
~ NIGHT ONE ~
Aiden's ready
Our intimate little seder crowd
Using plague masks during the seder
Seder family photo
~ NIGHT TWO ~
Madi with Sydney and Campbell
Aiden dressed to the nines
Seder snap chatting
At the seder table
More plague masks
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