Humbertbear I had a friend for 40 years, she sadly died in 2018 and I miss her very much.
We celebrated Sukkot together every year and 2019 will be the first time we are not together.
She invited me to the Inauguration of a Torah scrolls, to which I had subscribed and we had a wonderful procession around the local area and a feast afterwaads at the shul.
Her son is in his 40's now but I babysat him and attended his Bar Mitzvah.
I miss her so very much.
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A happy Easter to you too Starlady. 
Thank you. I have just come back from an extremely joyful wedding on a Marae.
The bridesmaids wore black but looked gorgeous and carried huge bouquets of red roses and ferns.
The bride was in a sparkling white gown over which she wore a red, black and white korowai.
Her groom and his men were in white shirts, red ties and black waistcoats and trousers. Very smart with red roses and fern as buttonholes.
Everyone wore huge smiles from start to....well it hasn't actually finished yet but I'm sure they are still smiling! as am I.
This is not the bride wearing the korowai in the picture, just a model.
The other photo is Hoani Waititi Marae (Hoani Waititi was wonderful pioneer in education and teaching.
Red, black and white are traditional Maori colours.
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