#driekoningen

[dinosaurcharcuterie]

My dad won Epiphany and found the Christmas... Crocodile. No, we don't know why a crocodile either. Porcelain figurine isn't even standard in Belgium. Were they all crocodiles? Were there several different ones? Was I supposed to buy several one-day-a-year cakes and collect them all?

The crocodile was named Maxim and is now guarding my laptop as I stress test this Linux reinstall.

So far it seems to be working.

[now-winter-comes-slowly]

[dutchjan]

October 12, 2017

[now-winter-comes-slowly]

~ Winter with Anton Pieck ~ 

[now-winter-comes-slowly]

Towards A True Twelfth Cake

A group of sugar cavalry officers parade round the Prince of Wales Feathers on top of a Regency period twelfth cake It seems ages sin...

It’s interesting to see how often figurines (whether of sugar or something a bit more permanent) and crowns are part of Twelfth Night cake decorations traditionally. Another of Ivan Day’s posts shows the charms that were hidden in a Twelfth Night cake to dictate the finder’s fortune for the year - again, some of them came premade and could be re-used from year to year. (Compare with Christmas pudding charms.) Over on Regina Ysewijn’s blog, Miss Foodwise, there’s also a photo of a whole antique set of Nativity scene figures designed to sit on a Twelfth Night cake.

[princeleonstuff2]

#kerstdecoratie #kerstmis #driekoningen #threekings #christmas #christmasdecor (bij Benidorm, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/landsmanalexander/p/CX3wFGajL89/?utm_medium=tumblr

[marcelvangunst]

de kerstboom wordt ontmanteld... #driekoningen #kerstdecoratie https://www.instagram.com/p/CJs3WbJpzYz/?igshid=1kdblcwwey09a

[smartwoningbeheer]

Feliz Dia de Reyes Magos 2021