My pants?

[mamadeb]

Are bankrupt.

Anything interesting happen since Friday?

The first few days of my Passover have gone well. We had a wonderful seder the first night - I really love our fannish s'dorim. We joke and are silly and it's a lot of fun. The second night, I had a cold, but fortunately, we only had three guests (our others never showed), and those were a friend and my folks. My stepfather read the four questions, and did a good job. We were proud. My mother glowed.

The cold was better by yesterday and, on the burn front, my burned front is doing very well indeed. Silvadene. It's miraculous.

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I made a post to kosher_cooking asking if anyone encountered a new or unusual Seder dish.

Seders were interesting, still not done writing them up.

And my kids had a great time with their paternal grandparents and are having a terrific time with their maternal grandparents.

Oh, and if you can play hooky tomorrow morning, my sister and her friend and I (and one kid each) will all be at the Bronx Zoo at 10AM tomorrow. :) Or maybe I can cadge a Shabbat dinner invitation? ;) We're going back up to Boston on Saturday morning.

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You're more than welcome!

I assume it's the baby?

And is there anything you can't eat? We're still Pesadich, of course.

No hooky, I'm afraid.

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No, Joshua gets to go to the zoo with his cousin Juliana and a "new friend". Eva will stay with Granna and Saba and her cousins Alyse and Sophie (aged 18 months).

I can't eat raw rose fruits (apples, nectarines, strawberries, and the like) or almonds and I don't like bell peppers - otherwise my restrictions are pretty much the same as yours, glycemic index restrictions included. :) Please email me directions again? I will probably only have Eva with me, as Shabbat starts so late and Joshua needs a strict schedule.