Nevel and Hazel Hillier invited us, along with the Langelands, to share Passover with their family. Hazel is a Jewish convert and an excellent cook, both of which made the evening delightful. Understanding the symbols and traditions of the Passover brings light to the last supper and the sacrament.
The Uniting Church on Albert Street holds a "Messiah" sing in the Sunday before Easter. We went with
Alan and Helen Tibbets to the rehearsal and performance with
soloists and a fabulous conductor.
It has been fun to try some new fruits to go with all the new adventures. This is a dragon
fruit. It was crunchy but without much flavor. It would be fun to serve in a fruit salad because
of the fun color.
This is a custard apple. It tastes
like custard, but looks nothing like an apple. The trees flower, but not all the blossoms turn into fruit. 
This is probably why they are so
expensive - $6.
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