In this festive episode of the Peaceful Pirate Podcast, recorded at Beachcomber Restaurant on St. Augustine Beach, hosts Mia and Lynn explore the origins of Christmas traditions, engage in fun holiday trivia, and share personal stories and reflections about their holiday experiences. They discuss various cultural practices surrounding Christmas, Kwanzaa, and Hanukkah, while also emphasizing the importance of laughter and relaxation during the holiday season.
Takeaways
- Lego has sold 75 billion bricks since 2018.
- The Christmas tree tradition started in Germany in the 16th century.
- Queen Victoria popularized the Christmas tree in the US.
- Holiday trivia can be a fun way to engage with family and friends.
- Different countries have unique treats they leave for Santa.
- Kwanzaa emphasizes purpose and community.
- The first documented Christmas song dates back to the 4th century.
- Laughter is a great way to relieve stress during the holidays.
- Personal stories can enhance the holiday experience.
- Setting goals for the New Year is more effective than resolutions.
Sound Bites
- “That’s a lot of bricks.”
- “No dagger, just swagger.”
Links
- Beachcomber Restaurant – Located in St Augustine Beach
- Meehan’s Irish Pub in St. Augustine – Homemade Irish Cream
