Easter 2016

[Wile E. Coyote]

No Easter topic this year?

Let's start one...

Here is (as usual) Easter from my home.

[Leanden]

A bit late this year, unless your from one of those eastern block countries that always celebrates on 1st May?

[Chrill]

@Leanden:

Well, he's Serbian

[railman]

And in Greece the eastern is 1May (labor day too) in this year. In every eastern most Greek christian families traditionally bake a whole lamb or a goat in a spit in the garden with the heat by burning charcoals (as a kind of barbecue).
Serbians as nearby people do the same? Which other nation have the same tradition ?
(Sure not the west or north European peoples)

[Chrill]

Labor Day, May 1, is a big tradition in Scandinavia for sure. Easter, though, was way back in March this year.

[railman]

Labor Day, May 1, is a big tradition in Scandinavia for sure. Easter, though, was way back in March this year.

I know, workers in Sweden have some nice unions too!

[orudge]

Yes, Easter was quite early for us this year. We had a nice meal out.

[Wile E. Coyote]

This year Easter accidentally is on May 1st. Otherwise it's on different date.

Several Orthodox churches use old calendar. Sometimes Easter is on the same date as in Catolic church, but mainly not.

Christmass is always on January 7th, but Easter is not always on the same date.