Friday, November 29, 2024

Swedish Juletide Traditions

Sweden is one of the most progressive countries in the world, but I know its people keep and honor old customs and traditions as well. Perhaps never more so than during the dark and cold month of December.

I wrote about Christmas celebrations in Sweden on my old blog, but that was many years ago and few of the bloggers who followed me then read this new blog.

So I will do it again, beginning this Sunday, the first Sunday in Advent.








8 comments:

  1. Hari Om
    Looking forward to it! YAM xx

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  2. Simplicity and colour - I look forward to my Advent journey with you.

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  3. the table looks beautiful and festive. I follow Monica in Sweden and each year I learn what she does, waiting to see how similar yours is with hers

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  4. Wonderful that you are bringing your Swedish holiday traditions to the California high desert! Thanks.

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  5. Is this in your house? Lovely! I'm looking forward to learning some things!

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  6. Beautiful table, simple and elegant.

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  7. I will enjoy reading about the Swedish traditions. They are perhaps similar to my Nana's (maternal grandmother) Norwegian traditions.

    Love,
    Janie

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  8. Looks a beautiful table.

    All the best Jan

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