Sláinte: Christmas Is Coming & The Goose Fat
When did a fat goose enter the picture? It's been there the whole time. Archaeological remains show that people domesticated the goose and made it fat for eatin
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When did a fat goose enter the picture? It's been there the whole time. Archaeological remains show that people domesticated the goose and made it fat for eatin
Christmas is one of those words that immediately brings thoughts to mind. First, and foremost in these troubled times, is the hope for peace on earth. Hard on the heels of our heartfelt sentiments come the tumbling images of gifts and feasting. Deluged by jolly Santa Clauses, decorated evergreen trees, and twinkling light displays during the holiday season, it’s easy to forget that the roots of Christmas lie in pagan mid-winter solstice celebrations. The sun’s light and heat were feeble, and people beseeched their deities to protect them during the hard, lean winter. We can thank the Roma...