Almost Pesach
I celebrated my first Pesach Seder the year before lockdown . It was wonderful. There were a whole bunch of us who gathered at the home of one of our members. The lady of the house went all-out to make it a beautiful experience for everyone. Then, the next year, I found myself all alone at home, without much of a clue of what to do. I set the table to the best of my ability and means, set up the laptop in the corner and did the Seder with my elements, going along with the video of one of our teachers at the time. I hoped it was going to be acceptable to God. I was overjoyed when, at the end of the session, I stood in front of the table and looked out the window and then suddenly felt myself pushed down and plastered to the floor - the appearance of God's glory! It assured me I had managed to please Him! So grateful was I! I had one year where a friend in France and I did our Seder together online. It was an impromptu affair, but completely delig...
