Did you know…
In the seventeenth century, it was quite proper to leave your Christmas decorations up until Candlemas Eve - February 1st - according to the poet Robert Herrick, at least.
So I hope you haven’t all been too hasty in taking them down.
In the seventeenth century, it was quite proper to leave your Christmas decorations up until Candlemas Eve - February 1st - according to the poet Robert Herrick, at least.
So I hope you haven’t all been too hasty in taking them down.
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Then we learned it was because they were shooting In Bruges there and it was set at Xmas, it wasn't just them being lazy. 2 of the people we were with blagged roles as extras too.
* other half
Please tell me about yourself I will love to know you better
I'm happy to report it's entirely innocuous.
My Nanna used to hang mistletoe in her house at Christmas, so thanks for reminding me of a nice memory.
makes January a little less harsh
and we dont take them down until Feb 2nd: Cadlemas - Gromnica [Lá Fhéile Muire na gCoinneal in Ireland]
Don't go up until two weeks before Christmas.
This. And a tree. That's it