An update from Nicholas, plus, information to be aware of…
First of all, I need to apologize if this post ends up being a bit of a downer. I always strive to keep my blog positive, as you know. Not today.
Originally, I wanted to write today about yesterday’s celebration of the Dormition of the Virgin, the third greatest celebration in Greece (and the Greek Orthodox tradition), after Easter and Christmas. Although nominally a religious holiday, it is celebrated in the same manner as Easter, with family gatherings, public festivals, and loads of lamb eating. Many go to the beach for a quick swim first, as August is usually the hottest month. Since no one works, it’s perfect for relaxing, and most people will be on vacation this week.
You can read all about it in my last year’s post on the subject, August 15 in Greece: Dormition of the Virgin.
Instead of enjoying…
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Thank you for sharing, Chris. I confess I didn’t expect this post to be shared by many 🙂
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I’ve noticed that every catastrophe reported, regardless of which country, sees the relevant Government seek to absolve themselves of any responsibility first, then seek to find others to blame, before finally having to backtrack in the face of the truth coming out via News Reports and/or Whistleblowers
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That sure sounds familiar!
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