I am always a little bit relieved when Easter is over. I don't know if your Easter was that fatiguing. It certainly wasn't for everyone. My younger brother called me from Ohio that evening just to chat. I put on my best preacher indignation.
Easter evokes many responses.
My old preaching professor at Princeton Seminary, Thomas Long, wrote in The Christian Century about the son of one of his colleagues. This was back in the day when the most exciting children's shows on television belonged to Mr. Rogers and Captain Kangaroo. And the boy was just overwhelmed when he learned that his two favorite icons were going to appear on the same program. When the exciting day came, when the appointed time rolled around, the entire family gathered around the television set. But when the show came on, when Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Rogers walked in together on the screen, the boy couldn't sit still.