I fjor da vi skulle feire påske og det ble nedstengning av Norge på grunn av korona, trodde vi det var en engangsopplevelse at familien ikke kunne samles i påska. Det var utenkelig at vi også i år må feire påske hver for oss. Men slik ble det. Vi bor i en av kommunene med høyest smittetrykk med den britiske mutantversjonen. Så vi må som i fjor samles til familiespillkveld via nettet. Det er i hvertfall fint at den muligheten finnes. Kirkene er også stengt så den kristne påskefeiringen blir også via PC eller TV.Last year when we should celebrate Easter and there was a lockdown in Norway due to the corona, we thought it was a one-time experience that the family could not gather at Easter. It was not in our imagination that we again this year had to celebrate Easter separately because of the corona. But that's how it turned out. We live in one of the municipalities with the highest pressure with the British mutant version right now. So we have to, as last year, gather for a family game night via the internet. At least, it is good that the opportunity to see each other in that way exists. The churches are also closed so the Christian Easter celebration will also be via PC or TV.
Da guttene var små ble det produsert mange påskekyllinger, dette er de siste restene av kylling rockebandet! Det var pianist og trommis også, men de har gått i oppløsning. When the boys were little, many Easter chickens were produced, these are the last remnants of the chicken rock band! There were a pianist and a drummer too, but there is nothing left of them.
Her er en link til da jeg laget dem! Here is a link to when I made them!
En liten samling typiske ting for den norske påska. Jeg vil fortelle litt mer om det for mine utenlandske bloggvenner.
For the international followers of my blog I will tell you about some traditional Norwegian Easter customs.
Here are some elements that everyone associates with Easter. Daffodils has the Norwegian name Påskeliljer = Easter lilies, probably because that they could start to bloom at Easter.