Christmas has been and gone (I hope

Christmas has been and gone (I hope you enjoyed my 24-day-long Danish Christmas Advent Calendar?) and I’m getting as much sleep as I can right now. Because celebrating Nytår (New Year) in Denmark is serious business. While Christmas is spent with family, New Year’s Eve is normally spent with friends – usually at someone’s house.

Let’s start with the basics. The celebrations start at 6 o’clock. Sharp. So make absolutely sure you are at the party venue about 15 minutes before, so you have time to change out of your ‘outside’ shoes, take off your coat, scarf and gloves, and put down your (humungous) bag of fireworks (not forgetting the all-important safety glasses for every member of your party). And what’s so important about 6 o’clock? Well, that’s when the Danish Queen “Daisy”‘ makes her speech, live, on the telly. And it’s tradition to watch. And listen. Whilst standing up and enjoying a cocktail or glass of bubbly…

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Christmas has been and gone (I hope you enjoyed my 24-day-long Danish Christmas Advent Calendar?) and I m getting as much. ' Sleep as I can right now. Because celebrating Nyt å R (New Year) in Denmark is serious business. While Christmas is spent. With family New Year ', s Eve is normally spent with friends - usually at someone' s house.

Let 's start with the basics.The celebrations start at 6 o 'clock. Sharp. So make absolutely sure you are at the party venue about 15, minutes before. So you have time to change out of your 'outside', shoes take off your coat scarf gloves and, and, put down your (humungous). Bag of fireworks (not forgetting the all-important safety glasses for every member of your party). And what s so important. ' About 6 o ', Well clock?That 's when the Danish Queen "Daisy."' makes, her speech live on the, telly. And it 's tradition to watch. And listen. Whilst. Standing up and enjoying a cocktail or glass of bubbly...


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