Well, I used to. I haven't done any new ones for a very long time. Mostly because we rearranged the furniture and I can no longer do such things in front of the telly. *g*
Thanks. :) We have quite a lot of delightful Easter traditions, hardly any of them having anything more to do with the religious significance. They're just fun for friends and family.
Although I must admit that the Easter rites of the Catholic Church can be breath-takingly beautiful, too, especially if celebrated in a cloister, where people actually have the time to go the whole nine miles, from re-enacting the Last Supper to the rebirth of the light and the procession in which it is carried around in the middle of the night.
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Date: 2012-04-12 04:48 pm (UTC)Although I must admit that the Easter rites of the Catholic Church can be breath-takingly beautiful, too, especially if celebrated in a cloister, where people actually have the time to go the whole nine miles, from re-enacting the Last Supper to the rebirth of the light and the procession in which it is carried around in the middle of the night.
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Date: 2012-04-16 02:13 am (UTC)What do you call them in Magyar?
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