Yule is an archaic term for christmas. its origin is Old English and can be compared with an Old Norse word, Jol, which was originally applied to a heathen festival lasting twelve days and later to christmas. Duh.
honestly, mason probably won't read the comments on this post again, which is why I never comment on a comment. I think you (and now Ash) are the only ones who re-check the comments. But I appreciate your loyalty.
listen people, you are all jealous because my response was the only one creative enough to get a response from the blog author. Thanks for responding emily.
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glorious! i want a lovely tree like that!
Yule is an archaic term for christmas. its origin is Old English and can be compared with an Old Norse word, Jol, which was originally applied to a heathen festival lasting twelve days and later to christmas. Duh.
Thanks, Mase. What was I thinking.
I thought a yule was a log, a big one, that you burn in a fire. mason's explanation sounds better, at least it sounds smarter.
How come Mason got a reply from the blog author. Gosh, just 'cause he sounds all smart and stuff...
honestly, mason probably won't read the comments on this post again, which is why I never comment on a comment. I think you (and now Ash) are the only ones who re-check the comments. But I appreciate your loyalty.
listen people, you are all jealous because my response was the only one creative enough to get a response from the blog author. Thanks for responding emily.
Lookin good Em, however, we took a different approach.....
okay. I was wrong. Mason, don't be so snooty.
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