Yule May Quotes

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I took a wrong turn on the way to the bathroom and found myself in a beautifully proportioned room I had never seen before, containing a really rather magnificent collection of chamberpots. When I went back to investigate more closely, I discovered that the room had vanished. But I must keep an eye out for it. Possibly it is only accessible at five thirty in the morning. Or it may only appear at the quarter moon - or when the seeker has an exceptionally full bladder.
J.K. Rowling (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Harry Potter, #4))
May the light illuminate your hearts and shine in your life every day of the year. May everlasting peace be yours and upon our Earth.
Eileen Anglin
however grotesque a man may be, there is always someone worse behind him.
Josh Malerman (Ghastle and Yule)
He was no prude, but he had those decent prejudices of which no self-respecting man can wholly rid himself, however broad-minded he may try to be.
P.G. Wodehouse (Jeeves and the Yule-Tide Spirit and Other Stories)
Синовете ми са еднакво умни и еднакво силно желаят да получат образование. Разполагаме с пари да изпратим само единия, и ви питам, как да избереш кой от близнаците да отиде да учи и кой да започне работа във фабриката за катран? Как да кажеш на едното си дете, че го обичаш колкото другото, при условие че си решил то да не получи шанс в живота? Няма как. Намирате някакъв начин. Какъвто и да било.
Kathryn Stockett (The Help)
And my eyes, too, have been opened,” Krampus said. “For I clearly see that mankind has not yet forgotten who they are. That deep down their wild spirit still burns. That they need only a little nudge to be set free.” Krampus grinned, beamed. “And I will always be there to give them that nudge . . . in some shape or form, no matter what games the gods may play.
Brom (Krampus: The Yule Lord)
If you’re under 35, and not passionately interested in health food, this one may go over your head. If so, count your blessings: Until very recently, a tribe of killer monkeys lived undetected beneath Greenwich village. To some extent it was not surprising that they escaped notice for so long. They had extremely odd sleeping habits, hibernating for 364 days out of every year (365 in Leap Years) and emerging from the caverns of the Village sewers only on Christmas Day. Even so, one might have thought they could hardly help but cause talk, since they tended when awake to be enormous, ferocious, carnivorous, and extremely hungry. Yet in Greenwich Village of all places on Earth they went unnoticed until last year, when they were finally destroyed. Everyone knows that Yule Gibbons ate only nuts and fruits…
Spider Robinson (Off the Wall at Callahan's (Callahan's Series Excerpts and Quotes))
Well my dears there is lots more I should like to say—about my green brother and my father, old Grandfather Yule, and why we were both called Nicholas after the Saint (whose day is December sixth) who used to give secret presents, sometimes throwing purses of money through the window. But I must hurry away—I am late already and I am afraid you may not get this in time.
J.R.R. Tolkien (Letters From Father Christmas)
To the ruddy warmth of the Christmas log and the Christmas home spirit—" he cried—"to the home-keeping hearts of the country-side! Gentlemen—I give you—A Country home and a Country Christmas! May more good folk come to know them!
Leona Dalrymple (When the Yule Log Burns A Christmas Story)
I may be small, but Im not a child to be afraid of a pretended demon speaking in tongues. Im a lapsed Christian and a pagan of convenience. The worst I can do on my conscience is cut your throat and ask the forest to count it as a sacrifice come the Yule, so cease your nonsense and tell me how you know my name.
Christopher Moore (Fool)
Although many traditions within the Craft divide their ritual year at May’s Eve to All Hallow’s Eve, still others place the death of the Old Year at All Hallow’s and the beginning of the New at Candlemas, celebrated on or around February 2nd. The Clan, in accordance with medieval traditions, honour this descent into the Mound, but view the threshold, or turning tide as the peak, around Yule. The Old Fire is extinguished, prior to a new one being lit from its dying embers.
Evan John Jones (The Star Crossed Serpent: Volume 1 - Origins: Evan John Jones 1966-1998 The Legend of Tubal Cain)
Samhain – End of Summer Imbolc – Sundown February 1st through the day February 2nd Beltane – Either April 30th or May 1st Lughnasadh – July 31st to August 1st Yule – Winter Solstice in Northern Hemisphere, Summer Solstice in Southern Hemisphere Ostara – March 21st Litha – June 21st Mabon – September 21st
Gillian Nolan (Wicca for Beginners: A Guide to Real Wiccan Beliefs, Magic and Rituals)