@wizzair I'm still waiting for an update on my reimbursement claim submitted on 4 June. All requested documents were provided on 8 June, yet the claim remains "Processing" despite several follow-up emails. I've sent you a DM. Could someone from Customer Relations look into this?
If someone calls you a "weirdo," tell them they are exactly right, that you joyfully embrace your enthusiasm & interests & that you don't owe anyone an apology or explanation for your delights. Relish every quirky, unique aspect about yourself. Your weirdness is a gift.
Szczodre Gody is a Polish & Slavic feast at the winter solstice to celebrate the coming of longer days. You'd eat honey for happiness, apples for health, fish for fertility! Folks would go singing while dressed in costumes, esp as the Turoń 🇵🇱 #FolkloreThursday
❄️ GIVEAWAY ❄️
Maybe I'm a weirdo but I 🖤 winter solstice. To celebrate I'll send a copy of THE CLACKITY to one random winner selected at noon PST tomorrow 12/21. Fast turnaround - odds are good!
Like, rt, & tell us why you're a weirdo, too (keep it PG my kids could see this).
On the #WinterSolstice, the Robin (the new sun) kills his father the Wren (the old sun), and that's now Robin got his red breast - from the blood of his father
#fairytaletuesday#birds#druids
"Slavic Winter rituals - The nuptials of the North Star & Winter Solstice imparted mythological elements to costumes, head dresses and masks. In Bulgaria, the 'kukeri', of prehistoric origin" (more in ALT) #mythologymonday
Reminder: The #WinterSolstice celebration at Stonehenge is on Thursday 22nd December this year, not 21st December. You can watch the sunrise from the warmth and comfort of your own home by tuning in to the @EH_Stonehenge live stream on Thursday morning. https://t.co/dLGzr7FGfM
When the sun aligns through this gap in the stones it can only mean one thing… we’re close to the #WinterSolstice.
Stonehenge was built to frame this annual solar event, so the monument has been silently marking the Solstice for thousands of years.
📷: Nick Bull
#PPOD: "‘In the early evening I walked to the monumental stones of Stonehenge. As the sun slowly disappeared behind the stones, I set up my photo equipment. The weather was changeable. But just in time after the blue hour, the sky cleared up." Taken 1 December 2018. 📠 @SeVoSpace