Normally, this portion of the Haggadah includes a lengthy  and arduous  retelling of the story of Passover. Rather than all that jibber jabber, before we continue with the traditional Seder order you are invited, if you have not yet, to share what you have brought with you. 

The Seder This book is a Hagadah.which means “telling.” Tonight we will be having a seder, which means, “order”.Through this traditionally ordered ritual, we will retell the story of the Israelites’ journey out of Egypt, eat special foods that symbolize Pesach's many messages, and teach each other the traditions of Pesach, first celebrated more than 3,000 years ago. An ancient rabbinic text instructs us, “Each person in every generation must regard himself or herself as having been personally freed from Egypt.”...