My sister, who couldn’t be at our seder this year, suggested that we have a Cadbury creme egg on our seder plate. Given the fact that our seder was on the wrong night and our matzo wasn’t kosher for passover, I figured the Easter candy wouldn’t make us any worse Jews than we already were.
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dry dock, on commercial street, in portland, offers their lobster roll sans mayo..
dry dock, on commercial street, in portland, offers their lobster roll sans mayo..
Jesse —
Thanks for the tip! It might have been closed — my dad mentioned that a few places down on Commercial Street were seasonal and not yet open. I’ll hit it next time I go up — should be open then!
Jesse —
Thanks for the tip! It might have been closed — my dad mentioned that a few places down on Commercial Street were seasonal and not yet open. I’ll hit it next time I go up — should be open then!
I was in charge of bringing candy for the kids and I somehow convinced myself that easter egg pez dispensers was a good idea. My newly religious cousins disagreed and confiscated the contraband from their three rugrats. Tears were shed.
I was in charge of bringing candy for the kids and I somehow convinced myself that easter egg pez dispensers was a good idea. My newly religious cousins disagreed and confiscated the contraband from their three rugrats. Tears were shed.