Krampus Kards: Nov 6, 2011

Please go to my online store and buy a print for the sweet finch in your life:

mythos

Showcasing old world postcards and sharing with you my own interpretation of this European mythos.

In 19th Century Germany, legend had it that those who were pure of heart bore witness to the magic of Christmas Eve. St. Nikolaus would drift in on the cloak of night, leaving gifts and treats for the girls and boys who've been goldenly good all year. Children of goodwill springing from their bed to find a surprise of joy to fill the air.
Disobedient children, however, would awake to shakes and shivers. Terrorized by the thought of another visitor in the night. For those who have
behaved badly are paid a visit by. . .
the KRAMPUS.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Dawlism is next to Darwinism