Movies
of the Seder (need QuickTime? Click Here) |
Welcome |
Gotta Sing |
The Bag 'O Plagues |
Bag "O Plagues 2 |
Bag "O Plagues 3 |
One big difference between a Seder at Aunt Claire's and the
Davila's is that the kids have a place to play and a reason to
play. |
Star did a Bag 'O Plagues. this was a very cool idea. The movies
show how it was used. (Today's generation has much cooler
Seder's than we had when I was a kid and as an adult. Now that
I'm a a Grandpa, I get to watch others work and conduct
themselves.) |
A childs guide to Plagues. |
We even have customized Hagaddah's now. |
The only way to host 30 people in San Diego in April is to do it
on the patio. We didn't have a kids table... we interspersed the
children into the general population. It was a better idea that
concentrating them in another room and threatening them with
death or dismemberment if they were noisy. |
I can't imagine why kids would rather run around the yard
throwing things at each other instead of sitting quietly in a
crowded, hot apartment full of priceless sculpture and
breakables like we did as kids. |
Even the Christians among us get to read passages and tell the
story. |
Star does a lot of Plaguejurizing. |
The Plague of
Darkness... Shoot... we gotta let these people go. |
The Plague of
Boils, man... we got boils. Shoot... gotta let those people go. |
"Mommy... this is some wicked hot horseradish." And it
was...everybody got tears in their eyes from it. Boy, slavery
was bitter, wasn't it? |
My darling daughter, the leader of the band. |