Yes we do celebrate Halloween. We start in the evening wiht spooky things.
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Aftensmaden er også uhyggelig, eller har i hvert fald uhyggelige navne. Dagens aftensmåltid er meget fastfood-agtigt, det er en tradition, og vi har også næsten altid rædsomt travlt denne dag. Skribenten var traditionen tro heller ikke hjemme i år.
Dinner is spooky as well, or at least the things we eat are called by spooky names. It is rather a junk food dinner, but our halloween traditions stem from some busy year, and true to tradition, the Writer was away this year as well.
Det er jo altid sådan at fester i Danmark starter aftenen i forvejen, så næste morgen fortsætter vi. med Halloweenkrus med slik, men på vores helgenkalender hænger der nu et allehelgensbillede i år fra Happy Saints, der har dette vidunderlige allehelgensbillede med Troens År som tema., og gradvist bliver det mere og mere allehelgensfejring gennem dagen.
All holidays in Denmark start the night before, Christmas begins the 24th in the evening, continuing with lessening intensity the next days. We do the same with all Saints' day. We continue celebrating in the morning with spooky mugs and candy, but on the saints' calendar the picture is an all Saints' picture, this year from Happy saints, incorporating the Year of Faith.
Aftensmaden på alle helgens dag er så varieret som vel muligt, mange små retter, og gerne en ret fra hver verdensdel, for at afspejle Kirkens mangfoldighed.
The dinner on all Saints' day is as divers as possible, consisting of many small dishes form all over the world to suit the variegated Church.
Uglemor,
SvarSletI enjoyed reading about your celebration. We don't celebrate Halloween. Some of the shops have tried to promote it hoping everyone will buy lots of lollies and costumes and decorations, but it's not a custom that has really caught on. I love your jack o lantern!
God bless
It is also quite new in Denmark, it is only the last 3 years that the kids have gone trick or treating. But I like the tradition, it ligths up the dark evenings with Jack-o-lanterns, and it keeps the onset of Christmas shopping at bay until November 2nd. Christmas in Denmark is quite the secular holiday, we have a hard time keeping the focus on Christ.
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