Many of you guys may not now what this means, and that's totally OK since it is Danish. I did not know the English word so I actually had to translate it for this post and here we go: Shrovetide.
In Denmark we have a tradition around Shrovetide where the kids are dressed up in costumes, kind of like the American Halloween. So the good moms sew their kid's costumes, but since I really have no idea how to do that (do not even have a sewing machine) I bought two outfits for Jonas - Winnie the Poo and Spiderman. Jesper got the final word on which costume Jonas had to wear for day care when celebrating Shrovetide there and Spiderman it was. Here is a picture taken right before we left.
This took place in February, and yes, it means that I am late with my posts.
More updates to follow since we have moved into our new house as well!
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adorable!!!
Did you teach him how to shoot a web out of his wrist?
Tina, just an FYI, but "shlichtervastin" or whatever your translation for "fastelavn" was - is not anywhere near an English word either. So we might as well keep it at Fastelavn.
By the way, Jonas looks absolutely darling in that costume!!
oh its so darling!!! I love hearing the Danish News!! Keep it coming!
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