HAPPY MATHER DAY

I.C. BONSEGNA-TONIOLO   SAVA-PUGLIA-ITALY

 

From Álfaheiði in Iceland

As the winter months finally begin to fade towards a much-anticipated pseudo-spring, it’s once again time to celebrate Konudagur, or Women’s Day. But if you think this is the latest feminist addition to the Icelandic holiday-packed calendar, think again. In fact, while the word Konudagur was first used in the the 19th century, the tradition dates back to centuries ago, having its roots in the old Nordic calendar. Traditionally, Konudagur always falls on a Sunday and on the first day of Góa, which is the second-to-last winter month, marking the time when the days start being visibly longer.

On Friday February 16th we invited moms and grandmothers to a coffee shop where coffee and cakes were served.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I cavallucci marini di Ispica preparano profumatori per cassetti per la festa della mamma

Prepariamo gufetti e farfalle

cuorici e girandole

 

 

Festa della mamma - Bagheria Italia