My advice? Don’t fight it. Embrace the wobble. Think of the changing date as a surprise guest who keeps you on your toes. One year, it arrives just as the crocuses bloom; another year, it waits until the tulips are already tired. It adds a bit of spice to spring.
Mark your calendar with the full moon of late March or April. Then, you’ll never be caught off guard by a rogue Easter Sunday. You’ll also have a fantastic party trick: you can predict the holiday’s date by just glancing at the night sky. And isn’t that a little bit magical? For a holiday about new life and hope, it’s fitting that we let the moon—that reliable, ever-changing friend—tell us when to celebrate.
