Hi MATES it is FRIDAY, any interesting plan for the weekend?

ketziah35 said:

Reading the same book. Going to $good Friday Services tonight, Passover Seder tomorrow and Easter services on Sunday.

pete43lost_at_sea said:

celebrating good friday
See my Cea post for the reason.
We are excited to head off, took all day to pack trailer with camp gear, the kids worked real hard, so did I.

Hugs,
Pete
Ps happy Easter everyone, its a time for miracles. Lucky I remembered to ask.

Kenny H. said:

Chemo today so feel like
Chemo today so feel like crap for the weekend. At least the Masters is on all weekend.

Semira said:

20 Years....
We got our 20th anniversary today... incredible! Thought to celebrate this under better circumstances but we will make the best of today. Just in time the tourism bureau of our hometown Cologne has invented a nice campaign: It is called "My hotel Colonia" and enables inhabitants of the city to stay in the local 5* hotels for really low prices ( 55€ instead of 270 € are rally nice :-) ). So we will "travel" about 3 km now in the heart of Cologne and stay one night in the 5* "Dom Hotel" direct next to the famous cathedral. http://www.lemeridiendomhotelkoeln.com/de/gallery :-)

A really nice easter weekend to all of you
Petra

janie1 said:

Going to amazing church service !!
This time of year with the church services is really a moving time (for me). Our pastor is fantastic at explaining history.
There are usually many tears......just so amazing.

I will think of everyone here and pray for us. I remember everyone here ( i guess chemo hasn't affected my memory yet), even those that may have only posted once or twice. It seems, EVERYONE's journey resonates with me.

Blessings to ALL.

druidshadow said:

i will
i will be trying to get a hold on this new powder med my surgeon put me on so that i can have more semi normal potty breaks then i have been having and the normal other stuff mainly just staying alive so in all a better weekend then i have had for a long time.
john

Semira said:

back again...
... and it was quite cool...

We enjoyed a really nice stay, slept well, listened to the impressive sound of the cathedrals bells, thereunder the largest (horizontally-mounted) freely-swinging ringable bell in the world. WOW, what a sound!!! Even impressive to someone not religious as me.
And the breakfast was incredible. At least 10 diffrent fresh juices, lots an lots of fruit an every thing you can think of. So we spent 2 hours feasting :-)

But apart from that it was much too noble to stay longer. We prefere more "budget" kinds of stay :-) without so many glamorous people around... We are more backpacker than tourist :-)

Don't know if you are able to see the pics I postet in FB e.g. our "small" balcony...
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=357026487681995&set=a.182914958426483.75953.100001239406802&type=3&theater

Happy easter to everybody!
Petra