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Nat is always hungry, and he loves the seder, so he waited at the table for some time, before it began. |

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My cousin Nick is a darling. |

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My cousin Emily is, too! |

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Surveying the scene. |



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The kiddos gaming. |

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Eggs are a symbol of life, and delicious, and so they are part of the meal. |

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Mom's great idea was to set up the seder elements on each person's (throwaway) plate! Brilliant! |

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Dad presides. |

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Begin with a prayer over the lights, spoken, in Hebrew, by Nat. |

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Now, a prayer of gratitude. |

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My grandmother's antique salt shakers (and her china)! |

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Uncle Gerard is explaining one of the Ten Plagues: boils! |



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Triple Cuteness: right to left, Hannah, Kimmie, and Hidden Benj. |

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Everybody searches for the Aphikomen: the hidden piece of matzah. |

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Jessica feels relaxed and happy, but we just opened the door for Elijah, the spirit of generosity, and Nick and Emily are hoping to see him! |

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Suddenly, a strange light flooded the room...was it Elijah? Nah, just the flash. Or was it? |

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We are all enjoying the song "Chad Gad Yoh," which means "One Kid," and is about a string of events that tie into one another... oy! You'd better just Google it. |

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Ahh, dessert! |

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Chag Sameach! Happy Holiday! |









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