Seder Dinner

Clint's parents invited us earlier this week us to attend a "seder dinner" (pronounced 'sayder') with them tonight at their church, in lieu of our normal family dinner we usually do on Sunday nights. Of course we enthusiastically agreed to go.

So...um...what exactly is a seder dinner? I think it has something to do with the Passover, but that's about as far as I can figure. The brochure for the dinner emphasized the fact that this particular meal "is NOT a meal," so I'm confused, because to me, meals are meals. Maybe it's a bunch of appetizers? At any rate, I'm looking forward to a new, interesting experience. I'll try to report back later and clarify what the heck a satyr dinner is all about.

I just noticed that I spelled the word "satyr" the second time around. That's from reading too much of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. I hope we're not having a satyr dinner, cuz frankly, that's just a disturbing entree.