
Yes, we'll all be in Wales for Christmas this year, and we've been invited to join Henry, the eighteenth Duke of Chellingworth, and his happily pregnant wife, the duchess Stephanie, for a festive meal at Chellingworth Hall, immediately after the Christmas morning service at St David's church in the village of Anwen-by-Wye.
Carol Hill will, of course, bring baby Albert, and her husband David, while Tudor Evans - landlord at the Lamb and Flag pub in the village - will join Annie Parker as her guest. Alexander Bright will be joining Christine Wilson-Smythe and her parents - the Viscount and Viscountess - will also be attending. I'll be be attending alone, though I'll probably spend most of my time chatting with my friend and "house-mate" Althea, the dowager duchess. It should be a jolly time.
Here, in Wales, there are lots of Christmas traditions, and I believe there'll be a few marked in the village. I'm a Scot, so for us Hogmanay (New Year's Eve) is a bigger event, but I'll fall in with whatever they want me to do here...just as long as I can have the odd wee dram, I'll be happy.
One bit of Welsh I've learned is Nadolig Llawen, which means Merry Christmas, so I expect I'll use that a lot over the next few days - not a bad thing. And I wish it to you, on behalf of all of we WISE women.





I always wanted learn Welsh. It sounds beautiful
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Happy Christmas Debby :-)
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Sounds like a fun and beautiful Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI visited Wales and stayed at a B and B...wonderful!! Merry Christmas...
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