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  1. On the Northern Hemisphere from 13 December (#SaintLucysDay) onwards, it will stay light longer in the evenings. It will not get light any earlier (on the contrary) in the mornings; that will start gradually again in two days' time on 21 December (#SolstitiumBrumale)
    #Yule #Christmas #SolInvictus

  2. On the Northern Hemisphere from 13 December (#SaintLucysDay) onwards, it will stay light longer in the evenings. It will not get light any earlier (on the contrary) in the mornings; that will start gradually again in two days' time on 21 December (#SolstitiumBrumale)
    #Yule #Christmas #SolInvictus

  3. On the Northern Hemisphere from 13 December (#SaintLucysDay) onwards, it will stay light longer in the evenings. It will not get light any earlier (on the contrary) in the mornings; that will start gradually again in two days' time on 21 December (#SolstitiumBrumale)
    #Yule #Christmas #SolInvictus

  4. December 13, in addition to being #Lucia / #SaintLucysDay, is day 19 of my #MTGSecretLair #MagicTheGathering #30thAnniversary Countdown Kit-opening.

    I'd started a day later and aimed for opening my last card on Christmas Day, rather than Christmas Eve, I would have gotten the visually appropriate Sun Titan for Lucia.

    Instead, from 2011, I got this creepy Birthing Pod. Powerful card, and one I've actually played in #MTGCommander in the past. I'll surely pair it with Muldrotha in the future!

  5. December 13, in addition to being #Lucia / #SaintLucysDay, is day 19 of my #MTGSecretLair #MagicTheGathering #30thAnniversary Countdown Kit-opening.

    I'd started a day later and aimed for opening my last card on Christmas Day, rather than Christmas Eve, I would have gotten the visually appropriate Sun Titan for Lucia.

    Instead, from 2011, I got this creepy Birthing Pod. Powerful card, and one I've actually played in #MTGCommander in the past. I'll surely pair it with Muldrotha in the future!