This year, everyone celebrates Easter together.
Due to complicated calculations concerning the Vernal Equinox, the split between the Roman and Byzantine Empires and their different calendars and the division of the Christian Church into Orthodox and Catholic (look it up, people, I can’t be bothered to explain further) usually there are two Easters, one for each church. Sometimes, though, they coincide—and this year they do (the last time was in 2017).
Therefore I am in the happy position to wish you all a Happy Easter, wether you smash red eggs or wait for the Easter Bunny. Enjoy your lamb on the spit, your Hot Cross buns, your Easter Bonnet Parade (is that still a thing?), your egg hunts and your indigestion. Or anything else in your local or family traditions.


Happy Easter to you too.
I told my husband not to bother getting me an Easter egg but now I’m kind of regretting it 🥴
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I don’t celebrate Easter (on anyone’s schedule), but in the spirit of the season I ate too much today. Close enough, right?
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Thank you and hai Easter to you too 💜
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Thank you, Marina. Although we do not really celebrate Easter in any religious way in our house, I did buy my wife a very large chocolate egg!
Best wishes, Pete.
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thank you and to you and yours as well
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Happy Easter to you and yours!
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Happy Easter to you too Marina. We finished our Easter eggs before Good Friday!
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Happy Easter to you too Marina. We finished our Easter eggs before Good Friday! (That Anonymous commentaqtor was me!)
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Happy Easter Marina – sent from Down Under on a sunny Easter Sunday morning. I knew about the split in celebrations twixt the Orthodox and Catholic but did not know the dates coincided this year. I quietly turned from Lutheranism to Buddhism half-a-lifetime ago but wish you the very best for the period and beyond. Absolutely adore the Faberge drawing – how apt 🙂 ! . . . with best wishes . . .
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Happy Easter. I didn’t know that the dates coincided this year.
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And a Happy Easter to you, too.
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