#PesachProblems: Jews Are Live-Tweeting Their Passover Seders

Just what Moses always wanted!

We feel ya (Screengrab: Twitter)
We feel ya (Screengrab: Twitter)

There was a time when Passover meant putting down our iPhones and celebrating our ancient Jewish heritage over Bubbie’s classic matzah balls.

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But it’s 2014, and technology has started making a comeback at the Seder table. JDate made dating profiles for Moses and the Pharaoh. The famed Bronfman Haggadah debuted in app form. So it shouldn’t come as much of a shock that hordes of Twitterers are using #SederUpdates to live-tweet their Passover dinners.

https://twitter.com/jonnyzealander/status/456033247089405952

https://twitter.com/JordanaShulman/status/455759173486403584

Thank heavens our people escaped from Egypt so we could one day send out tweets like these.

Matzah makes us gassy, too:

https://twitter.com/sammymendel/status/188715611273183233

The Jewish people’s enslavement in Egypt was nothing compared to this guy’s problems:

https://twitter.com/jonnyzealander/status/455863091226771456

This guy might be doing the Passover thing wrong:

https://twitter.com/GovindSuresh/status/455814237815050240

Cute:

Uh oh:

We’re riveted — please tell us more:

https://twitter.com/nickgee94/status/455775516566769664

A classic Passover mishap:

Sounds pretty much like our Seder last night:

Bummed you didn’t catch all the live Passover updates last night? You’re in luck — there’s another Seder tonight.

#PesachProblems: Jews Are Live-Tweeting Their Passover Seders