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• Let My People Lego

  This might be the greatest use of Legos ever -- The Brick Testament. I'm sure somebody could find this sacrilidgeous, but I'm not that guy. Here for your Passover viewing pleasure, are some sample images from The Book of Exodus. Read More... Posted Apr 20 2008, 01:00 PM by Brett Singer with | with no comments Filed under: fun, Legos, Passover, silly, Brett Singer, Charlton Heston, Yul Brenner, let my people go, jewish holidays, moses, pharaoh, locusts, brick testament, Ten Commandments, ten plagues

• Passover Video: Let My People Go-Go

  Here we are on the second day of Passover. The song that I most associate with the holiday is "Let My People Go" aka "Go Down Moses". Here are four very different renditions of this tune. Read More... Posted Apr 20 2008, 10:00 AM by Brett Singer with | with no comments Filed under: youtube, video, Simon Cowell, Passover, Brett Singer, Dawg, Paula Abdul, The Rainmakers, American Idol Audition, Let My People Go-Go, Randy Jackson, Charlton Heston, the kelly family, go down moses, Yul Brenner, Paul Robeson, let my people go

• Comic Con apologizes for happening during Passover

  Passover starts tonight, and the good folks at the New York Comic Con are sorry that their event is happening at the same time. So sorry that they moved the 2009 Con to February... Read More... Posted Apr 19 2008, 02:00 PM by Brett Singer with | with no comments Filed under: Movies, disney, fun, superheroes, Passover, DC, star wars, cool stuff, comics, comic books, Brett Singer, Manga, Marvel, New York Comic Con, seder

• Kitchenista: Gluten Free Passover Sweets

  Despite repeated attempts by my little Italian grandmother to convert because she wanted a maid (long story), I can't claim any Jewish heritage. My knowledge of all of the holy holidays is limited. I can't tell Yom Kippur from Purim without wikipedia and a map. For what it's worth, I need the same help with most of the Catholic holidays, too.   Read More... Posted Apr 17 2008, 02:00 PM by Adrienne Martini with | with no comments Filed under: cookies, Passover, kitchenista, gluten free, almonds

• Peeps-Shaped Meatloaf? (Maybe Next Year)

  Too late for the Passover-Easter season is this crazy idea for a Peeps-shaped meatloaf. I've never actually eaten a Peep; they just look way too artificial, plus I'm not a candy-lover. My sister bought my kids some Peeps this year (Thanks a lot, Auntie Jill), and even they wouldn't eat them. That's a bad sign considering my kids will eat anything if the #1 ingredient is sugar, #2 is something I can't pronounce, and #3 is food coloring. I'm going to have to file away this Peep idea for next year, however, since it kinda looks like Miffy, I suppose I (or you) could make it anytime.   [photo credit: Brian Schilling]   Posted Apr 09 2007, 04:33 PM by Stefania Pomponi Butler (CityMama) with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: feeding kids, recipes, kid and food, easter, peeps, Passover, kid-friendly food

• Passover and Easter Books for Kids

  Looking for some books to teach your children about Passover or Easter?  Here are some excellent ideas from Teach, Learn, Communicate: 1. The Country Bunny, by Dubose Hayward  - The classic tale written in the 1930s about the loving mother bunny who finds the courage to be the Gold Shoe Easter Bunny. 2.  The Easter Egg Artists, by Adrienne Adams - The Abbott family of egg artists accepts their son when he has a different style. 3.  Matzo Ball Moon, by Leslea Newman - A family makes ready for Passover by preparing Matzo Ball Soup. 4. On Passover, Kathy Goldberg Fishman - The story of a young girl's experience during Passover. 5. Eggbert the Slightly Cracked Egg, by Tom Ross - Eggbert has to find the courage to leave the safety of the refrigerator and be himself. Posted Apr 05 2007, 03:45 PM by Rachael Brownell (Redsy) with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: books, reading, teaching compassion, easter, children and reading, Passover, books for children