Monday, April 17, 2006

Ressurective Weekend Freakout

Let me be brief, if I can (pause for audience laughter): this was a really nice weekend.  My morning will be dense but blissful, but the weekend was chock-full of chocolate and all manner of rich satisfying experiences.  Seder was held on saturday night and went especially well, I thought, with strangers from afar and strangers to the assembly and strangers to the ceremony and strangers new to the planet, including my little Zach; sunday was the definition of a lazy easter rising, with purple plastic grass-shreds hiding creamy ovoid surprises and delightful toys (once again, for the Z-meister).  Then, since it was still raining, in lieu of taking our once-traditional easter hike, we drove a bit more of the 49-Mile Drive and just gaped and stared and enjoyed each other’s company.  We also went to the arboretum in the park and took a few photos, and they’re probably the best way for me to share the experience with you:

first, from the city drive:

Then, from the park:

He speaks for us all, I think.  And I think he’s saying we all need a diaper change.  Coming soon: Zach’s Hilarious Engrish Vest.  Don’t miss it!