Viking Tattoo All Over Quilt Bedding Set

Viking Tattoo All Over Quilt Bedding Set

Once upon a time, there lived aViking Tattoo All Over Quilt Bedding Set  named Rodessa. She had long, black hair and many wrinkles. She never got married, because of her ugliness. Even her mom couldn’t bear to look at her. Her mother knew she had to get married soon, for Rodessa had no brothers, and her parents were close to death. So, her mother announced to the village that Rodessa needed a husband. Her husband would be king, and the queen would pay him twenty thousand gold coins. Rodessa was very unhappy, when no one agreed to marry her after three months. “I will give her future husband a blindfold, so he will never have to see her,” the king declared. After that, many offers came in. The family held a ball, and Rodessa could meet everyone who wanted to marry her. That evening twenty men marched in with blindfolds on. “Why are they wearing blindfolds?” Rodessa asked.

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It seems like the festivities started on December 1 with aViking Tattoo All Over Quilt Bedding Set of Piety towards all the Gods of life, death and fertility. A kind of celebration to honour the dead and an initial rite in waiting for life to return. A beginning of an ‘Advent’ if you like… On December 3 the women held a Bona dea, a strictly female private feast connected to the godesses Bona dea and Fauna/Maia, an ancient fertility God and female version of Faunus. Both gods connected to foreseeing, prophetic abilities and generousity. Which explains why this was followed by a male and public celebration of Faunus on December 5, when the streets was filled by horned men giving away presents and food. Which reminds us of what still happens in southern Germany on the same day with the horned Krampus and some of the traditons of a goat man delivering Christmas presents in Northern Europe. The day after the Christian saint of sailors and gifts has been given a day, you might recognize him as Santa Claus, or St Nicolaus. Nowadays he comes to us at Christmas night, but in old days December 6 was the day for presents.

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Her birthday was in early to mid December (the 10th) andViking Tattoo All Over Quilt Bedding Set year she would have turned 87 so considering that me and my brother were pretty useless (me especially) I couldn’t blame her. Well, fast forward to the end of a beautiful meal as always. We went into the living room, visited (one of the singletons was my friend and one hers) and watched … …to varying degrees the old movie Christmas in Connecticut. It wasn’t a video or DVD. It was on TV so it was a fluke finding it. The memorable thing about the movie was that the Barbara Stanwyck character talked about making the very same unusual (to me anyway) turnip dish that my friend had brought to dinner. After watching all or part of this movie my Mom decides to collect the empty soda cans. Something that basically even I … … wouldn’t have hesitated to do had I put even a seconds thought into it. So she heads to the kitchen with a couple of cans and did something that I had rather thoughtlessly teased her about in the past. You see, having leg issues to a degree and just being the age she was she had a habit that I semi-jokingly called white trash which was to throw laundry or recyclables down the stairs where it would land somewhere along the way … … to be collected on a later trip downstairs when the stuff was “blended” into one job. Other than being messy (Mom was more into yard work than cleaning – she was a wonderful gardener – but she still always had a clean house) I thought that was a hazard if someone forgot or didn’t know about the stuff on the steps.