Passover is the most ritualistic dinner in Judaism. In my home, I lead the Seder. Every year I try to make the story of the exodus relevant not only for me, but especially, for my children. It is a time to reflect upon what freedom means. It is a time to remember that as a participant of a civilized society, one must remember to lift up our fellow “travelers” in this often complicate world.
The Story of Passover is about faith, bravery, kindness and redemption. A life lesson that never loses it’s relevance.
This year we will have wind up frogs that jump on the table, masks of the 10 plagues, chocolate covered marshmallow locusts and frogs!
