Happy Greek Easter!

Or May Day, or whatever turns you on... We'd like to take a moment to greet any Greek readers, and let them know we haven't forgotten them. So, happy Easter. Although you may be wondering why the Greeks celebrate this joyous occasion about one to five weeks after the Western Christians enjoy it.

Wellllll, it's really pretty simple. The Orthodox church, which is the first of the churches, contrary to what those Catholics believe, follow the original rule of how to set Easter. Easter must be, MUST be, celebrated after the first full moon, after the Vernal Equinox, and after the start of the Jewish Passover. After all, the Last Supper was a seder, since Jesus Christ was never a Christian and always a Jew. He was IN Jerusalem to celebrate Passover and that's how it all began. The Western Christians, in their inimitable fashion, like to deny this. And this is why the Greek and Orthodox people celebrate it at the time they do.

Something you probably didn't know, huh? :-)

Let's see, what else is going on... Oh, terms of our log home deal will be finalized, hopefully, tomorrow. And that could mean our huge payday is coming up quickly. Time to start looking ahead to things like waterproofing the basement, painting the house, paying some long-overdue bills. Ah, the life of freelance writers, right? :-P

HEY! Our book should be out tomorrow, so keep your eyes open for it! We hope everyone loves it, and please do us the kind favor of talking about and discussing it, or reviewing it, on Amazon as soon as you have read it. We guarantee you, this is an entertaining book. :-)

Savvy Guide to Digital Photography coming soon!

That's all for now...take care, everyone!

Paula and Paul