Seder

I really should write about my seder. I doubt that this will be a long a detailed post like the one I wrote about the tea party.

Anyways I spent the afternoon cooking, except for going to get my blood drawn. Where because I wasn't thinking very clearly I decided to go to the slowest lab possible. (There were multiple labs I could have gone to.) I had to wait an hour and a half. So I came back in a foul mood and dashed about trying to get everything ready. Which I manged, but my mood was still grim when the seder started.

Anyways the seder went ok. Out of 16 people expected 12 showed, up so there was even more extra food that expected. It was bit disorganized, I didn't have as much time to play with the Hagadah as I wanted, and most of the people there were not familiar with seders. Also while in theory I'd like my seders to be full of deep meaningful conversion about justice and freedom, I was pretty tried, and didn't really encourage conversation.

The last few days since then have been fairly low key, I took Tuesday to do nothing. Yesterday I worked on my thesis a bit, and went cheese and fabric shopping with my mom. This morning I finished my novel before starting to work on the thesis.