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FINALLY FOOD! Now I can stop being so pessimistic and enjoy my food and family!

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One at a time, pour water over each others’ hands. As water is poured over your hands, share with us what you would like to let go of right now, what you would like to have “washed away”. And after each person speaks, give them support by all saying “Kayn Yihee Ratzon”, or “So Be It.” 

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I like the idea of Kiddish, sitting around with your family, thanking g-d for the wine. About to relax... Bu the truth of kiddish is that its 30 impatient and hungry family members, sitting in a room full of food. How in any way is that relaxing? 

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Why only sons? What about the daughters who are just as important! 

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If they can ask these 4 questions then Im gonna ask mine: Other then continuing tradition whats the point this? 

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Washing our hands again? Wow G-d must really be a germaphobe. 

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How does dipping Karpas into salt water remind us of the tears our ancestors had? I get it tears are salty... but why do we even want to be reminded of those horrible days when were supposed to be celebrating our freedom? 

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This part I actually cant complain about, because I think it tastes good. :)

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I actually enjoy the part after the Seder, where we get to be happy with out family and joke around. 

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Getting the family drunk is not a good way to hope they forget about not following traditions the other 364 days of the year.

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Whats the point of sitting at a table for two hours re-reading the same story every year? To follow traditions that are not relevant to our society today. Yet I still sit there every year, silent. Waiting for the only part I can connect to... the eating. 

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Whats the point of sitting at a table for two hours re-reading the same story every year? To follow traditions that are not relevant to our society today. Yet I still sit there every year, silent. Waiting for the only part I can connect to... the eating. 

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Getting the family drunk is not a good way to hope they forget about not following traditions the other 364 days of the year.

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This part I actually cant complain about, because I think it tastes good. :)