Although many Christians in the western world celebrate Christmas on December 25, some follow a different calendar, which has Christmas falling on Jan 7. The Orthodox Church follows the Julian calendar, created in 45 BC during Julius Caesar’s reign. Latin Pope Gregory of Rome created another calendar later in 1582; this was referred to as the Gregorian calendar, which is now what most of the western world follows. There is only a 13-day difference between them and both Christmas are celebrated on what is considered the 25 of December, however, they fall differently on each calendar.
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With winter sweeping its way through, it’s tough to see flowers blooming. The month of January can be dreadful for any plants trying to make it through, the cold just too treacherous. However, the temperatures indoors can fare well for some plants like a crisp winter jasmine or a bright Amaryllis. Flowers can make a room feel comforting and less dreary, so spice up these cold winter days with an array of January Flowers!
Since the winter is cold, it’s the perfect time to cozy up with someone you enjoy and celebrate Cuddle Up Day on January 6. A hug and a cuddle is the best way to boost endorphins and induce happiness! Whisk away the cold feeling and get warm on a brisk January night!
Cuddle up next to the fireside, smell the delicious flowers and show praise for the Orthodox Christmas. Know anyone celebrating? Send a card to acknowledge their beliefs respectfully.
