A harsh lesson for the lad: Dress up and pretend all you want, but you may still be left cold, and alone in the street.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
One comment in case anyone was wondering about the word Fastelavn. The first part refers to fasting, and the second derives from the same root at the word "evening" ("avent" in Middle German), so it really just means "fast-evening".
A harsh lesson for the lad: Dress up and pretend all you want, but you may still be left cold, and alone in the street.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
One comment in case anyone was wondering about the word Fastelavn. The first part refers to fasting, and the second derives from the same root at the word "evening" ("avent" in Middle German), so it really just means "fast-evening".