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Merry Yuletide and sunreturn celebration to all of you at PF!
Snigger. I sniggeredGokul43201 said:Better still, tell us what yule be doing for the holidays.
<okay, I hear the groans, you can stop now>
Yumm...last time I drank aquavit was almost exactly three years ago (Christmas eve).arildno said:... drink aquavit...
The Wikipedia entry seems pretty accurate:Ivan Seeking said:What is aquavit?
We had to cancel our plans for today. Tsu came home sick and then gave it to me. Hopefully we'll be up for a feast on Christmas day.
One glass only. During Christmas, never else. It is a tradition..Evo said:Aquavit. Arildno, you told me you didn't drink that stuff.
Ivan Seeking said:We had to cancel our plans for today. Tsu came home sick and then gave it to me. Hopefully we'll be up for a feast on Christmas day.
I was just saying how I wanted a flounder. They are wonderful.arildno said:Flounder is a nice fish!
Ivan Seeking said:What is aquavit?
We had to cancel our plans for today. Tsu came home sick and then gave it to me. Hopefully we'll be up for a feast on Christmas day.
arildno said:Flounder is a nice fish!
"Merry Yuletide & Sunreturn: PF Celebration" is a traditional celebration that takes place during the winter solstice to honor the longest night of the year and the return of the sun's light. It is often celebrated by Pagans and Wiccans, but anyone can participate in the festivities.
"Merry Yuletide & Sunreturn: PF Celebration" takes place on the winter solstice, which falls on December 21st in the Northern Hemisphere and June 21st in the Southern Hemisphere. However, some people may choose to celebrate on the eve of the solstice (December 20th or June 20th) or on the nearest weekend for convenience.
Some traditional activities during "Merry Yuletide & Sunreturn: PF Celebration" include lighting candles or a Yule log, decorating with evergreens and holly, exchanging gifts, and feasting with loved ones. Many also incorporate rituals and spells to welcome back the sun's light and set intentions for the coming year.
The Yule log is a symbol of the returning sun and its light. It is traditionally made from a large, hard wood log and burned in the fireplace or outside bonfire. As the log burns, it brings warmth and light to the darkness of winter and represents the hope and renewal of the coming year.
Anyone can participate in "Merry Yuletide & Sunreturn: PF Celebration" regardless of their religious beliefs. You can join in on traditional activities like decorating, feasting, and gift-giving, or you can create your own unique traditions. It is also a great opportunity to learn about Pagan and Wiccan beliefs and practices and gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for different cultures and traditions.