Just for fun, what's everyone's Genealogy? I myself have never done a DNA test, and I've thought about doing one to see what all pops up. However, I got a lot of family records, and of course my family living in different countries helps. As of now, my family is spread between 4 countries. Denmark, Sweden, Ireland and the United States. Though I've been told I have very distant family in Norway and Iceland. From my mom's side, from family and records, my family is of course Primarily Danish, and there's some North Germany in there, Swedish, and a little bit of Irish in there from certain family members. On my dad's side, it is Irish and Danish from my current living family. However based on last names, and down history we can find, we believe there's some Norman and Anglo-Saxon way down the line. But over the last 100 years in the family, Denmark and Ireland were places my family were around most, with some going back and forth from Sweden and Denmark, and my family that settled and stayed in Ireland on my mother's side. My dad's side had settled in Ireland quite a bit longer, with some of our records going back and forth from Ireland and Scandinavia for quite a while, with family from Denmark establishing themselves as early as 14th century if our records are correct. My dad was actually born and immigrated from Ireland which is kind of cool, because as much of a Dane as I am, since my mother's family immigrated from Denmark, I've always just known myself as a Danish American. I only met my dad in the last few years of my life and began learning all this information at least from his side of the family and it's pretty cool knowing and learning things about my family. All this information has made me want to get a DNA test and see what it says, and what I can piece together for a further back family tree. Though i may find out by blood im far less Danish than i think i am, which is a bit saddening lol, none the less, most of my family lives in Denmark, and I'll always stand by the good saying, Fuck Dig Jeg Er Dansker! 😁 Anyways show me some DNA tests and let's talk about some history!

I am really upset today because of my colleagues. We´re social workers and we look after all sorts of young people. there are in fact loads of young people from Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq and so on. To not hurt their feelings/not offend them my colleagues started to rename our feasts. So now we have a Winterfest instead of a Weihnachtsfest (this term is NOT christian and it´s an evidence of our early heathen culture). This is todays Germany. Not proud of anything, taking more care of foreigners than of our own people. I´m NOT a neo-nazi but I feel sad about losing our culture. I teach my children a lot of heathen culture, but I´m only one person facing people who don´t give a f*** about our culture.

Some pics of my latest build #Tagelharpa named "Erlgard". * Strings: 52,3 cm Nylon / G3 D3 G2 * Body: Alder * Top: Spruce, bookmatch joined * Bridge, Tuners & Stringholder: Maple * Finish: Albumina, Oils & thin wax on the body I will record a Sound video the comming days which is always more intersting i guess, hopefully in the garden, it's getting to early to dark in germany currently >.<

Just got my tickets for Heilung in Lingen Germany!! Finalky get to go see the old country!

Dötlinger Steingrab, Dötlingen, Germany #Dolmen #Megalithism #Germany

Hadpoked Runic Staff For anyone in Germany: Done by Ancienskin Tattoo's, definitely worth a look! Their "Ritualistic" way of placing tattoo's makes it an amazing experience.