Buon Natale! Joyeux Noël! Frohe Weihnachten! Merry Christmas! Mele Kalikimaka!
I know I haven't written here for almost a month, but I've been quite busy, so I haven't really had the time to update. Now I'm finally on holidays, but I also have a lot of things to prepare for January, 'cause I'll have a lot of presentations and tests as the end of Winter Semester approaches, and I'll also have my Greek exam which is, of course, the most important thing to come. For the oral exam I'll have to learn by heart 10 pages of Platon's Charmides, unless I don't pass the written version, of course. But let's forget all of this for a couple of days: tomorrow's Christmas, and I hope all of you will have a wonderful day (at least those who celebrate it). Here we'll follow our family traditions as usual, so today we're supposed to start preparing the living room for the family feast with cousins and grandparents, which always takes place here. And everything'd better be ready by 23.00 this evening, so that we can leave to go to the Midnight Mass (surely one of the most touching moments in the whole year) without having to be too stressed tomorrow!
The light of the Christ who comes back every year to be born anew in our hearts may bring all of you his peace and joy, and enlighten your path -and that of the whole world- to happiness and love!
A Very Merry Christmas to all of you!
The light of the Christ who comes back every year to be born anew in our hearts may bring all of you his peace and joy, and enlighten your path -and that of the whole world- to happiness and love!
A Very Merry Christmas to all of you!