Glad Midsommar to everyone. Today Swedes everywhere are celebrating midsummer. Please come see exactly how it's done over at Rhythm of the Home.
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{This Moment} A Swedish Midsummer
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26 responses to “{This Moment} A Swedish Midsummer”
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thank you for sharing a peek into your beautiful celebration!
off to rhythm of the home to read more…
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how wonderful to share such rich family heritage! the costumes are so inspiring and I love the cap!
This week was an art party with my friends:
http://recycledrevamped.blogspot.com/2010/06/this-moment_25.htmlLikeLike
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that little girl in traditional dress is so cute- I used to wear a polish dress and go to parades with my parents- lovely moment- have a great weekend.
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Very cute bonnet and dresses! Thank you for sharing. Here’s mine: http://creatinganaturallife.blogspot.com/2010/06/friday-moment_25.html
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Happy Solstice. I love your pictures of this wonderful, colorful celebration! It could not be more festive. I am inspired by the way Scandinavians celebrate Midsummer.
I posted pictures from my own local solstice gathering here:
http://suzlipman.wordpress.com/2010/06/23/greeting-summer-solstice-at-muir-beach/
And I have a silly “moment” (or two) up here:
http://suzlipman.wordpress.com/2010/06/25/snapshot-this-moment-fathers-day-the-castro/
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I love the picture of the woman holding a baby doing the dance with one arm…that so often is me!
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I love this picture!! Happy MidSummer!!
here’s mine
http://ayearofprogression.blogspot.com/2010/06/this-moment.htmlLikeLike
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Glad Midsommar Valarie! I still remember the celebrations I attended in Sweden (Malmo) when I was 11 (longer ago than I like to think!) the colours, the dancing and and joy are still as clear to me today. Thank you for sharing your beautiful pictures and taking me back to that time xxx
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Lovely. My best friend lives in Sweden and told us so much about midsummer celebrations there. So fun!
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Just beautiful. By the way, glad you liked the felted fox I posted to my blog. I wanted to tell you that I thought of you and your little fox brood quite a bit as I made that.
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Loved that Rhythm of the Home post, Valarie! Swedish Midsummer has so much in common with Finnish, but it is still so very different and unique. I think we’ll have to make sure we spend midsummer with the Swedish relatives one of these days. All that maypole dancing looks like so much fun!!
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