Merry Krampusnacht to some.

And Festivus for the Restivus!

Oh, no. Even you, dagny?

Well, he brought up Krampus!

No tradition left unmentioned here!

You know I'll forgive you. But you must admit it's hard to make Jesus's puns look good.

Now I can count down the days to plant my rutabagas.

Thank you mister Bagley, Happy Krampusnacht to you too.

Google provided me with this enlightenment:

Krampusnacht is a celebration of the devil Krampus, who is believed to be a creature that is half-man, half-goat. He is depicted as being hairy with large horns, a goat's cloven hooves, red eyes, and fangs.

If ever I happen upon one of these, I hope a little scritch under the chin will appease it.

> Krampusnacht is a celebration of the devil
> Krampus, who is believed to be a creature that is
> half-man, half-goat. He is depicted as being hairy
> with large horns, a goat's cloven hooves, red
> eyes, and fangs.

Don't forget the sombrero.

That's just Grandpa. He shows up to all the holiday celebrations.

What's the perfect Solstice gift?

A garden sundial?