Last year we got a Christmas goat from a friend. We saved the skeleton and dressed the goat with new fir twigs skin today. So now we got a Christmas goat this year too. Or is ot a Christmas dog? The body, the legs and the nose reminds of a dog looking creature in some angels.
And the Swedish Christmas song today is also one of our classic Christmas songs.
Jul, jul, strålande jul is in English Christmas, Christmas, shining Christmas.
Anna
Sweet Anna.
Leslie
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Thanks. It was a lovely day for outside activities 🙂
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It’s lovely here today too.
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a goat skeleton O.O You vikings ARE tough!
😉 Don’t worry, I know what kind of skeleton you mean
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Hehehe 😉 I didn’t find the right word for what I wanted to say, so the only word that came up in my head was skeleton.
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😀 I have no idea. That’s the word I’d have picked, too 😀
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cool! “pling”
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We used it this summer too, but then we dressed the goat with leaves at summer solstice. “Pling”
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Söt liten julbock. Och vilken vacker julsång, den tröttnar man aldrig på.
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Julbocken heter Bertil. Jag håller med, den julsången hör till varje jul.
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I feel like I know you and I am connected to you in some way, it might be your art?
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I’m glad if my art can make such connections. I think we all are connected in some mysterious way. I talk through my art so you might be right 🙂
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