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[tree_and_leaf]

Christ is risen!

Happy Easter to all those willing to accept such good wishes:)

Also: there's something odd but rather splendid about praying around the Easter fire while surrounded by an inch of snow and more falling....

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[fpb.livejournal.com]

He is risen indeed, Alleluia.

As for the rest - if you say so.

[parrot-knight.livejournal.com]

Good wishes accepted. :)

Snow has been falling here, near Newcastle, but it melts on contact with the ground, sadly. Driving a bit further north for lunch, though, the tops of the Cheviots could be seen, standing out white against the grey sky.

[emily-shore.livejournal.com]

Happy Easter to you too! We had hail here today, and I'm in Rome...

[ms-wanderlust.livejournal.com]

Thank you for the Easter greetings :) It's been a strange year so far, and I've got into the habit of skipping church, which as we all know, makes it more difficult to start going again. As far as my faith goes, my mind is struggling a little at the moment, but I think I will be posting about that soon. However, Christ is risen indeed, and that's great news however I'm feeling!

[anna-in-the-sky.livejournal.com]

Happy Easter to you, too!

[sacred-sarcasm.livejournal.com]

He is risen indeed, alleluia!

Happy Easter.
(We skipped church in favour of playing in the snow this morning - we could have left it, actually, because the now lasted all afternoon - bad christians! No biscuit.)

[grondfic.livejournal.com]

Hello from Pagandom ... also from Vienna, where the snow happened earlier, so today has been almost tolerable (the heurige helped a lot). This place is mad with Easter Hares, given in marzipan or chocolate form by, and to everyone (up to, and including some really FRIGHTENING elderly ladies of a simultaneously artsy AND stylish appearance).

[overconvergent.livejournal.com]

He is risen indeed.

[jtree.livejournal.com]

Happy Easter for you as well. :)

[intertext.livejournal.com]

Happy Easter to you, too :)

[thealmondtree.livejournal.com]

He is risen indeed.

For us it was just starting to snow as we lit the fire but by the time we finished the service there was a good inch on the ground and by the time we got home about 2½ inches. Ely Cathedral follows the 5:30am service with a celebration breakfast and it was quite fun watching the Dean and the Cannon Missioner have a snowball fight with some of the kids who'd been at church. Apparently it was the Dean who started it by offering the kids 10p if they hit the Cannon with a snow ball! It took us forty minutes to drive the 12 miles back from the Cathedral. We passed on going to our parish church as the road was going to be too treacherous.