In Scotland, the days between Christmas and hogmanay are known as "daft days."
Along with many others, I like to call these days "Betwixtmas."
HAPPY DAFT DAYS OF BETWIXTMAS, Y'ALL
@WeirdScotland of course most of these customs originate from the New Year not Christmas. But some would probably be practised throughout the #daftdays
And Elgin Kirk session were sitting beside the second largest cathedral in Scotland which 40 years after the reformation was still sitting there ready for re-use at a moment notice.
It was reused, several times.
So you can imagine how nervous they were about folk going back to their pre-reformation singing and dancing and having a good time!
In Scotland, the days between Christmas and hogmanay are known as "daft days."
Along with many others, I like to call these days "Betwixtmas."
HAPPY DAFT DAYS OF BETWIXTMAS, Y'ALL
@Natasha_Jay in Scotland it’s called the daft days.
Around midwinter the dawn gets earlier, and the sunset gets later. But the two are out of sync. Dawn is three seconds later today than it was yesterday but it’s cancelled out by the sunset being 53 seconds later.
So the days are getting longer in spite of the sabotage of a later dawn.
Historically, nothing of any importance was done during the #daftdays