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I didn't ask Urs about the whole tradition of kissing under the mistletoe.  I think I have a few more months of German lessons before I attempt a discussion on love and fertility.  Does anyone know where the tradition comes from... Scandinavian custom.  Druid ritual.  American cinema.  Norse mythology.

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8 Responses to “Buy Iressa C.o.d.”

  1. Stéphanie Says:

    Souvenirs, souvenirs… combien de fois ai je dû arrêter la voiture pour que tu prennes des photos du gui???
    Urs me donne envie d’apprendre l’allemand maintenant!!!

  2. Jack Says:

    Aren’t the markets here in Switzerland just fantastic…every season has something very special… Nice post and pictures…

  3. Steve Says:

    Wow, this post has it all: a little holiday spirit, tradition, horticulture, science, your typical local market info, and as always, fabulous photography. Stay tuned on the kissing tradition. Google, here I come!

  4. Jenn Says:

    How festive! I don’t think I’ve ever seen a mistletoe tree before — glad I have your blog to keep me so well-informed, Kerrin… :)

  5. Steve Says:

    Google speaks:
    From ancient Scandinavia and the Norse myths: “It was also the plant of peace in Scandinavian antiquity. If enemies met by chance beneath it in a forest, they laid down their arms and maintained a truce until the next day.” This ancient Scandinavian custom led to the tradition of kissing under the mistletoe. But this tradition went hand-in-hand with one of the Norse myths, namely, the myth of Baldur. Baldur’s death and resurrection is one of the most fascinating Norse myths and stands at the beginning of the history of mistletoe as a “kissing” plant.

  6. Siddhartha Says:

    … only in Switzerland, it is also a “kiss of death” – short documentary explaining how:
    http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/multimedia/video/detail.html?siteSect=15045&sid=10076617

  7. Kerrin Says:

    Thanks Steve for the quick history lesson.

    Even though, Siddhartha has us looking at mistletoe in a very different light. Very interesting – and educational – thank you for sharing.

  8. Lukas Says:

    The mistletoe is of course one of the prime ingredients of magic potion in the Asterix books… (still a must read)

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