Each year we tell the story of the Exodus. We make a seder with family and friends and dutifully bless, wash, break, dip, ask, tell, wash, bless, eat….eat, look, bless and praise as we celebrate the ideas and actions that lead us to freedom. For many years Ian Arcus led us ably through our seders; he will be missed but he left a seder legacy that we tried to live up to while traveling this year. Like Ian, we used several haggadot, thought carefully about how to involve everyone in the seder, and had a thematic point to make. We honor his memory when we try to live up to the legacy he left us.