I’ll keep this short since I’ve got a pot of melting camembert on the stove and a house full of family who I like to keep above a certain BAC during the holidays. 😉
I’m spending this Christmas this year with my husbands family in a beautiful little German town about 10km from the border to the Netherlands. It’s 4pm on Christmas Eve and we just got back from the local pub. The perfect time to crack open a bottle of bubbly!
Since this is my year to spend Christmas in Germany, and my brothers are also spread out around the world, my parents decided to get crafty and make a little game of clues to lead us to our gifts. Starting on Dec. 24, we each get an email at midnight with a riddle, which we have to solve in order to move on to the next.
The first one is:
Clue 1)
Published as a chant or rhyme in 1780, it was felt that Twelvetide is a code for the Nativity story through to the arrival of the Magi. It allowed children to secretly practice Catholicism during the time it was outlawed in England. The first password has nine letters (starts with a capital) and is the first of the seven birds!
Merry Christmas Love Mom and Dad
Sound perfect😊Merry x-Mas to you and your family!!!
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Love the title haha, there’s something you don’t see every Christmas 😛 Could you share this post in the following sharing post I made for Christmas? I’m trying to get as many people as I can to come and comment and provide feedback to give back this year 🙂 https://mzukowskiblog.wordpress.com/2017/12/25/christmas-sharing-present/
Merry Christmas!
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