My first Lucia day in Sweden...

...won't be!

At first, what is Lucia Day?
Wikipedia is going to help me to explain who was Lucia from Syracuse and how it is celebrate in Sweden nowadays, but also Sweden.se.

I was so happy, looking forward to see it for real, but my kinda complicated schedule was watching me, and:
1- At dagis (for D & S) it's between 07:00am and 08:00am ;
2- At school (for CW) it's after 04:50pm.

The purpose was to celebrate it at night (better with candles), so at first no problem to see both of them, yeay!

But about my schedule: 1- I take care of CW in the morning between 07:00am and 08:00am (wake him up, breakfast,...) ;
2- I take care of D, S and CW in the afternoon between 03:00pm and 06:00pm (pick them up at school, cooking, dinner,...).

So I missed the celebration this morning and even if I don't have to pick CW up at school, I still have to take care of D and S.
I could go to Göteborg to find one to see so I started to think about the trip there... leaving from L's Place around 06:15pm, I'll have the bus at 06:57pm which arrive downtown at 07:45... and the one to come back here is around 08:41pm. More than two hours in the bus for less than an hour downtown? Not really interesting.

Darling said that he will find some videos for me but it's not really the same... To comfort you, I found some pictures about a nice Lucia and Lussekatter (I have one for lunch!).