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Life through the eyes of a child.
Welcome to my blog
- My name is EVAN Prosserman.
- Hello and welcome to my blog! I was born in 2005 and wrote this blog for 3 years. Now that I'm older this blog is over but not me, I'm just beginning! To see what I'm up to today just visit my youtube channel (on left) :)
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- April Fool's Day
- Better than chicken fingers
- Drinking in the tub
- Listening to my music
- "Where's Evan?"
- Digesting dinner
- Helping Mommy Shop
- Balcony with Daddy
- Hooray, another walk!
- I love cheese
- Taking a break
- Happy Passover!
- Tasting my first lemon
- Caught me!
- Reorganizing
- Quick nap
- Lion King
- My Favourite Chair (13 months)
- I love to swing
- Big red slide
- Diaper change
- Walking (sort of)
- Carried away
- Technical difficulties
- Play ball!
- New dance moves
- Showering in the sink
- Nice Kitty
- I hate diapers
- Pinch my cheeks
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Thanks for visiting my blog! I started 'Evan's Blog' on March 17 2005, one day before my birth and have been updating it since. I hope you've enjoyed my first three years of life. It's been a blast!
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6 comments:
Happy Passover Evan. This year will be a lot more fun for you, because you can actually eat! Have a yummy seder, hope you find the afikomen!
Good stuff. Since I am rather ignorant, could you please tell me what foods are served for passover and which ones are delicious?
Gefilte fish and chicken soup (with matzoh balls) are traditionally eaten at the beginning of the meal. For the main course, roast chicken or turkey are common, as is beef brisket. And of course, only unleavened bread, or matzo is eaten (that's what I'm eating in today's picture)!
Except for the matzoh, everything is delicious!!
sounds good. Who is making all that? I mean the soup and the roast chicken and beef briskets? Daddy? or mommy? Or a great chef that they know? :)
I don't know much about Jewish holidays, Evan, I apologize. I guess Passover is closely related to the Christian Easter. On Easter we greet people "Happy Easter." I'm guessing you do the same during Passover so I'll say: "Happy Passover to you and your family."
Thanks Anon! And Happy Easter to you :)
Sky, We're going to my Uncle Ronnie's for our sedar (dinner) tonight. Lots of yummy food (not sure what's homemade, what's bought and what's leftover from last year's sedar ;)
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