March 27, 2005

Starting over

from - Buck

Happy Easter everybody.

I have spent this morning wondering if that is an offensive statement to some. I have wondered if there is a “Seasons Greetings” equivalent. After all, resurrection is not a concept that was conceived and born with Christianity. The concept seems to have been ingrained in the minds of people from as far back as you are able to look.

I have also spent the morning thinking about the Easters of my childhood. The dreaded new clothes that I loathed but that my two sisters looked forward to. The trip to church which I always hated, not because of the teaching but because of the starched shirts, long breeches and new shoes that I was forced to wear to the service. The fantastic time we always had as children after church when we would hunt eggs and trade candy.

Over the years this holiday just like all of the rest has lost most of its luster as far as I am concerned. I guess that is normal. Just how much is a grown man supposed to enjoy chocolate rabbits and boiled eggs?

But as corny as it sounds the holiday is supposed to represent a new beginning and there is never a bad time for a new beginning.

So Happy Easter again guys, no offense intended.

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Posted by Buck at March 27, 2005 09:47 AM
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Happy Easter to you, too, Buck. No offense.

univar.jpg Posted by smijer on March 27, 2005 10:39 AM
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Contemplating many of the same things this morning, the special Easter Breakfast with Polish Sausage and a shot of whiskey. It's a polish thang...

Spring in Michigan is a glorious time, the end of a tough winter is finally insight, the flowers and trees are full of rebirth, the birds sing of new hope.

To me Easter means rebirth, and this is never offesnive.

univar.jpg Posted by Paul T on March 27, 2005 11:50 AM
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Polish sausage and a shot of whiskey for breakfast could very easily become a Southern thang Paul T. A breakfast like that could bring the dead back to life in winter, spring, summer or fall.

univar.jpg Posted by Buck on March 27, 2005 09:23 PM
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But the gas it generates could help out with our energy situation in the long run :)

univar.jpg Posted by Rick DeMent on March 28, 2005 12:15 PM
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