Updated with part 5!
I suppose I should explain some of the things in this page.
In the two first panels, they show a performance of how we in sweden celebrate Saint Lucy. It's celebrated on December the 13th, and usually involves a group of people who dress up in white, there are Santa Elves, Star boys, angels (actually they are not angels but I am having a hard time coming up for a translated word since I dont even know what they are means in swedish) and last we have Saint Lucy herself, she always stands out from the "angels" by having a crown of leaves with burning candles on her head. This group goes in a line, singing different Christmas songs and sometimes comes with buns and gingerbreads and lemonade. So if you come to sweden during dec 13, make sure to remember this tradition, otherwise you might get a heart attack when they come unexpectedly. It have actually happened a few times!
At the bottom of the page they are eating rice porridge with almonds in it, it is another swedish tradition to eat that as the breakfast on christmas morning. Its said that the one who gets the almond will get married the next year.
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