I will honestly say that this was an activity of mixed thoughts for me. On the one hand I enjoyed getting out my cross, Holy Easter ornaments, and my stuffed bunnies, chicks, and ducks along with the Easter eggs.
On the other hand I could not help but feel quite empty and sad because Mom was not here to celebrate with me. We had to do this via phone and we satisfied ourselves by telling each other what we were doing. Sandra, my friend and neighbour, and I did get together for a fish dinner and as always our visit was very enjoyable.
Easter has so many meanings for me. It is the time to celebrate the risen Christ. To remember Dad as he left us on Easter Saturday in 1988, and to remember my first Easter away from my family when I studied in England.
Ah, yes! Easter time with so many other memories of celebrating with my family as a kid and being so excited to think of Easter as ushering in springtime.
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