Great and Holy Saturday we are preparing for Pascha. I spent a wonderful evening at the church last night with the long but beautiful stanzas inbetween Psalm 119 and a procession around the church. You will be happy to know that this year I did not light my hair on fire!
So today, Ced and I broke out the egg dye packets from the Czech-Slovak museum, and we dyed eggs red and black (we can't find the gold - but there is always next year) Wow! They do a great job - I may have to order packets from them again. In a humerous moment while preparing the dye, we noticed that the warnings are to not ingest, get near your eye or nose, or have prolonged contact with the skin. But, if used correctly, it will be non-Toxic. Bwhahhhaaa. How are you supposed to dye an egg without getting it all over your hands? And, it won't wash off, so I'm not sure about the avoiding prolonged skin contact.
The Summer of my German Soldier Cedric is reading this book for his class. I've never read it, and he assures me that he won't be able to loan it to me before he has to turn it back in. I found today a paper that he needs to turn in to show that he has read it. Under compare and contrast yourself with the character, he wrote:
She is female and I am male. We both eat food. She is Jewish and I am not.
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