Merry Christmas! Joyeaux Noel! Boldog Karacsonyt!
I don't think there's anything more odd than those nativity figurines with Santa kneeling before Baby Jesus. It's one "tradition" I think modern society can do without.
That's all.
Have a good one!
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Day 12: 12 Days of "Christmas Around the World"
You know the drill. Happy Holidays from Ms. Q!
Merry Christmas! Joyeaux Noel! Boldog Karacsonyt!
I don't think there's anything more odd than those nativity figurines with Santa kneeling before Baby Jesus. It's one "tradition" I think modern society can do without.
That's all.
Have a good one!
Merry Christmas! Joyeaux Noel! Boldog Karacsonyt!
I don't think there's anything more odd than those nativity figurines with Santa kneeling before Baby Jesus. It's one "tradition" I think modern society can do without.
That's all.
Have a good one!
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2 comments:
Girl, I'm confused. Don't the 12 days of Christmas start on December 25 and end at Epiphany?? So, like, December 25 would be Day 1. Right???
In other news, yes, I also find it mighty strange that Santa is portrayed at the blessed birth of our Lord. Weird.
And in still other news, I just found this blog. Fun times. What's with the good cooking? YUM!
Rosie!! Thanks for stopping by!
Yes, the 12 Days start at Christmas, but because I was doing "Christmas Traditions Around the World" I flipped it so folks could pretend to enjoy them before the big day.
As for the cooking...head over to www.creamcitycuisine.com where my friends and I blog about cooking and creating recipes. I find that I'm an executive chef trapped in the body of a PR professional.
Hope things are well with you and your family!
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