Friday the 13th, and Santa Lucia ❄️ #vlogmas2024

It's that time of the year again! Yes, yet again we're in the days leading up to Christmas, Yule, Winter Solstice... Like last year, I'm taking part in Vlogmas. Enjoy!

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[myreadinglife]

Lovely to hear about other holiday traditions. Those buns look delicious!

[HS-sucf]

By the Middle Ages the Julian calendar, then in use, had the Winter Solstice on December 13th, so it was the longest night of the year. Thus a lot of scary forces were around, which led to a lot of tradition, many now altered or forgotten.

[TheMennomilist]

St. Lucia tradition is so sweet! I need to make some cinnamon rolls now. Hope the new book is lovely.

[vens_corner]

I think today has been my most chill day of the month so far, although I am still struggling to read atm