I was sitting on my couch yesterday evening while hubby was enjoying his new PS4 Killzone bundle - finally able to play after trying to set it up, solve his HDMI cable/port dilemma, get a new ethernet cable, audio jack adapter for his Turtle Beach PX3 headphones because the world will end if it doesn't work with PS4. I've been pretty immobile and tired lately trapped in a mess of physicians, health professionals, scans and alternative medicine with no one able to tell me what is wrong. As much as we have a great health care system, it takes too long to see anyone even privately the waiting times are ridiculous.
I've been browsing through social media a lot out of boredom and came across a post about Christkindlmarkt in Hahndorf till 10pm! It was 7.30pm and I looked at hubby in his own world and said "There's a Christmas Market in Hahndorf! European style!" To my surprise he actually heard me, he thought it would be good for my spirits so we headed off straight away, bringing our pooch with us.
I learnt that this was the first time this market was held and the organizers have done a fantastic job. It was fully decorated with Christmas lights, tinsel, stars and all with stalls selling all sorts from Christmas decorations to candles and food.
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Pretty Headbands on Sale |
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Beautiful hand painted, knitted and felt decorations - I may or may not have bought a few :-) |
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Hand made cards and decoration |
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My baby boy and hubby in the Christmas cheer |
Luckily the market was on until 10pm as we only get there about 8pm. At 8.30pm the carols started, it was great atmosphere and the chilly winds in the hills somehow made this European Christmas market more European and cosy.
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Christmas Nougat! |
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Soy Candles |
I never used to celebrate Christmas but C is super festive about anything and everything and so when we got our own place, it rubbed off on me. I like decorating so I guess it didn't matter what the occasion was. It ended up being a nice night and it definitely lifted my mood and put a smile on my face. As for my own house, we certainly turn it into a Christmas grotto.
What do you do to get in the Christmas cheer?