If you think you’re sick of hearing “Deck the Halls,” try singing it fifty-seven times while looking like it’s the most festive, exciting thing you’ve ever had the privilege to sing. I didn’t keep a tally of how many times I sang “Silent Night” this season, but I believe it hit triple digits. (And if [...]
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Santa is visiting the US a little early
Or, in other words, if you want the Wanderer and me to haul anything uniquely American over to Eire for you, now is the time to tell us.
As warned, I have not shipped out that salt, so uber’s box of kosher salt is first on the list. If there are any Irish knitters still [...]
Thanksgiving
I think I should start celebrating Thanksgiving. From my distant view, it’s a holiday very similar to Christmas, but without the gift-giving. It is also like Christmas in that it is primarily a non-religious ceremony. There is an element of prayer in the traditional form, but mainly it’s about family and food. Food is what [...]
“That only matters to the people on the rim.”
November begins.
Thanksgiving is coming soon.
And Christmas beyond.