As I sit and relax in the post-Easter rush, I find myself pondering the day and the season. When we’re busy with young children and family, playing Easter Bunny and planning meals and activities, it’s easy to get bogged down in the preparation and miss the opportunity to truly consider what Easter means to us, not what it means to our neighbor or the church, or even our significant other, but what does it mean us? If we understand in our heart what Easter, and more specifically Jesus, means to us we can better evaluate what we’re conveying to others every day through our actions and words. Easter is a…