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Pascha is here again.  We celebrated as we always do - with lots of church during Holy Week, the baking of kulich, dyeing of eggs, taking th...

Eggs were dyed with yellow onion skins, collected since September and stored in the freezer. The mantel was decorated. Eas...

Christ is Risen, translated into Russian, is one of those cool words that you can write in Russian while using the English alphabet.  Good t...

Why yes ... I think it is.  Spring is here.  It's kind of stubbornly dragging its feet as most days do start out in the high 20s or low ...

Though most of you probably celebrated Easter yesterday, we've got another week to go.  So we spent the weekend dyeing Easter eggs and m...

Yesterday was lovely. The weather was sunny and beautiful, and we spent most of our time outside. And bonus, Jeremy's birthday cake d...

Or, "Christos Voskrese," which means "Christ is Risen!"  This is how we greet each other on Pascha and for the 39 days t...

In Eastern Orthodoxy, the day before Pascha is known as "The Day of Great Silence." Well, you do the best you can.  This morning...