Tag Archives: holidays

Episode 71: Of hawthorn, hags, and Hogmanay

Posted on December 28, 2014 by outlanderpod

In this episode, we discuss recent announcements, and continue our Dragonfly in Amber read-along with Chapter 10 “A Lady, with Brown Hair Curling Luxuriantly.” We wish #Outlanders everywhere a verra happy Hogmanay. Hawthorn symbolism Counter box Example 1 | … Continue reading →

Posted in Dragonfly in Amber, Read-along | Tagged accents, Alexander Randall, Beltane, BJR, bugger, Cat’s Eye, cherub, Claire, Duke of Sandringham, Frank Randall, hawthorn, Hogmanay, holidays, intent, Jamie, Jonathan Randall, King Louis XV, May, Motherland, prophet, Scotland, Scottish dialects, Stephen King, surrealism, the box, the old hag, Toulouse Lautrecy, tree alert, tree symbology, universe, unswoon, wall monster, woo woo | 1 Comment

Episode 34: Jamie’s drawers of many colors

Posted on April 21, 2014 by outlanderpod

In this episode, we welcome guests Diane and Arlen Donald, who share with us their knowledge of Scotland’s wool industry, and the kilt. They join our read-along of Chapter 28: “Kisses and Drawers.” Are rereads more pleasurable than initial reads? … Continue reading →

Posted in Interview, Outlander, Podcast, Read-along | Tagged arm pit, Bob, bonnet, bumroll, Claire, Clamie, DNA, dolphin stories, elbow pit, elderliness, Elizabethan, fiber, first kiss, flying solo, Grannie MacNab, Harry Potter, Heart of Lightness, holidays, home, Jamie, kilt, Lallybroch, Laura Donnelly, L’heure bleue, loom, lost time, mill, oral tradition, pagan, pigs, Quarter days, Rabbie, reread, Robert, Sam Heughan, Scotland, seaweed, sheep, snicker, species, spinning wheel, St Kilda, stealing clothes, superstitious, the whole nine yards, toga, Vikings, water sprite, waulking song, wheel, Wicked, wool | 4 Comments

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Episode 71: Of hawthorn, hags, and Hogmanay

Episode 34: Jamie’s drawers of many colors

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