the Christmas play. It is an annual
recurring theater about Jesus, Maria and
Josef. The nonbelievers will probably not
go to church, but some people do it
anyway just because it is a tradition.
At 3 o’clock pm: At this point of the day
comes a typical Swedish tradition! Now
will almost everybody watch the show
about Walt Disney´s Donald Duck on the
television. This might sound weird but
over 3.5 million people in Sweden
watched the show in 2011. This is a
tradition since 1959.
Dinner time: During Christmas Eve we
eat a lot. We have this typical Swedish
“Christmas smorgasbord”. In Swedish it is
called julbord which means “Christmas
table”. It consists of meatballs, different
types of sausage, Christmas ham,
omelets, potatoes, herrings and a lot of
weird stuff which the oldies likes. There is
a lot of food and most of it is delicious.
In the evening: Now it is time to open
the Christmas gifts. People go crazy
during this Christmas season, we buy so
much things to each other! It is a mess to
be honest. But then of course it is fun to
open your presents. If you have children
in your family you will probably have
hired a “Santa Claus” to hand out all the
Christmas gifts. The Santa Claus we '0?&VB6??F?W2?B&VB?B??B?R?0?v??FR&V&B?F?Rv???Rf?????W ?&V?F?fW2?B??&R6??Rg&?V?G2v??????r6?BF?v?F?vWF?W"&?V?BF?P?6?&?7F?2G&VR?B?V?v?gG2?F?R&W7B?`?F?R??v?B??RVBWfV???&R6?G???6?6?2?BG&???6?&?7F?26?F?@??V??VBv??R??B?2??6RG&F?F????