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| “For I shall arise…” |
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| There was a lovely breeze – but of course, all the candles blew out. |
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| They were relit in the candle stands after the procession. |
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| (Ribby standing in the choir) |
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| (Flopsy and Duchess) |
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| (Pickles – who was fantastically behaved) |
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| Blessing baskets |
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| That expression on Ginger’s face makes it look like there are snakes in the basket instead of eggs. |
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| Our brownie kulich with a lit candle in it |
Praying With My Feet 
So beautiful Sister! You all must be exhausted, praying for a restful evening and a good nights rest tonight for you all! xoxo
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I love the brownie kulich! Will you share a recipe?
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Thanks, Em!
Mat. Emily, it was merely two boxes of ordinary brownie mix made the usual way. We filled a coffee can (not the gigantic size but the medium size) to within an inch of the top (but should have stopped about 2 inches from the top in retrospect) and baked it at 300 for between 2 and 2 1/2 hours. The center stayed a little more moist than one usually likes brownies to be, but it is within acceptable limits. The glaze is just the typical confectioners sugar glaze. I really coated the inside of the can with Crisco and when it was done used a can opener to take the bottom off. Then the whole thing just slid right out without any problems.
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Indeed He is Risen! Beautiful photos!
I giggled at the basket not being full of snakes š that's a cute expression.
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