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Cooking a large batch of green beans for a church activity, a "woman said she found a severed snake head in a can." At first she thought it was just a burnt bean, until looking closer she saw eyes. (Snake eyes, one could say. Lol lol lol.) Although queasy the next day, "she's not mad" and pointed out that a sense of humor always helps.
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Principle in the type: "Even the darkest night will end, and the sun will rise." Les Miserables
I'm old school. I like to see the kiddos doing the whole Easter eggs things. Coloring them, finding them, Easter bonnets, baskets.
At Pastor Dan Mendoza's church Easter celebration in the O.C., there is a 20,000 egg hunt, bounce houses, and even 3-D movies, but "the challenge, he [says], is to move beyond the glitz and 'get to the heart of the message.' " news link
Well wherever you are coming from on the whole Easter subject, it is a lovely message each Spring time: Renew, and live again.
Principles in the type: "Almost everywhere we look in nature, there is some provision for renewal. . . . The
natural world is a study in the absolute necessity of constant renewal.
As
marvelous as this power of renewal is in the world around us, it is even
more compelling when we realize that it extends to us as
well—individual human beings . . . we can renew and refresh and rejuvenate our spirits here and now in a manner just as miraculous as anything we see in nature. . . . love spring and the possibilities accompanying its sunrises. Darin Cozzens
