
Today, 12/13, was St. Lucia day in Sweden. A day heavy in tradition and in the collective mind of Swededom, especially parents and kids. For more info, click on 'tomten & pepparkaka boy' from the previous post. Just sitting down now after attending two Lucia processions on the corners of our day. One required a kid to be there at 7:15 a.m. and one required a kid to be there at 5:30 p.m. They call the procession a train because all the kids come in in a line, starting with Lucia.


Sammy's school.


Jakob's school. Hard not to get red eyes because the processions are usually in the dark.
Note to self: Lucia day is a neat, long day for parents and kids, breaking up these dark winter days. Our kids liked it, but are in bed an hour early tonight and they didn't even know it.
4 comments:
Bet they didn't light all those candles on the little girls' heads.
Looks neat.
Little kids = battery operated lights, otherwise there would be too many fires....
Aren't they cute?
Monika
Adorable. I'm especially happy for the boys to participate in the tradition! They seem pretty happy about it too.
Very cute. Very, very cute.
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