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Hi everybody, welcome to Ann Orley's weekly weather and happy Easter for those of you celebrating the Easter holidays and happy Passover for those of you celebrating the Passover holidays.

And happy spring for those of you who don't celebrate either one but are enjoying this wonderful, wonderful weather that feels very spring-like here in the upper northern hemisphere of the world.

This is the weekly weather for August, not August, April. That's a wishful thank you, isn't it?

April 20th, 204. And I'm in Orteley, and I'm broadcasting from my bright red desk on a beautiful Sunday.

And I went to a lovely Easter vigil last night at St. Ignatius Loyola, my favorite church in, well, one of my favorite churches in Manhattan.

I have a few of them, but it's the Jesuits.

They know how to do it right.

And my friend Katia got confirmed.

So it was lovely to see her, receive her confirmation, and go out and hang out and play at the diner until 2 in the morning.

Got home late last night.

Those Easter vigils are long, but we didn't get out of the vigil until about 11, 1130.

So if you've never been to an Easter vigil,

I recommend you do one before you pass because it's a very cool, very, very, very cool

thing to do. You watch, it's just, it's very cool. Just leave it at that. Go to an Easter vigil.

They happen on Saturday nights.

And so this week, we have an interesting week ahead of us, quite a lot going on.

Actually, last week was the eclipse and the Pluto station and the Jupiter-squaring stuff and the Mercury-squaring things. So a lot of information to be had, a lot of ideas, a lot of transitions and changes, a lot of people

killing themselves. Again, these are very, very intense energies. Please don't kill yourself.

Stay around and see how this show turns out. Stay, you know, find out how the plot ends.

You know, don't go ending a cliffh, and you leave before the book's over.

Stay.

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