HAPPY SINT DAY TO MY DUTCH FRIENDS AND OF COURSE MY DAUGHTER AND SON IN LAW

Sint Day is tomorrow, December 5th in Holland. I know a certain Elf, named Miss Pickles, has been busy with running around with little gifts. She has fun with this.
Sint is a very impressive person, I know, I saw him when I was visiting Holland on a December 5th. He came right to Heidi's house to visit us. Sint fills shoes with goodies thoughout the season. He leaves yummy little ginger cookies. He comes to Holland on a boat from Spain, then rides his white horse. His helpers are Piets.
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How is Sinterklaas celebrated in the Netherlands? On 5th December, the Dutch traditionally celebrate Sinterklaas. The children are told about a very old Spanish bishop called Sinterklaas, who is fond of children. This Iberian prelate visits the Low Lands every year by the end of November and leaves quietly after December 5th. The name Sinterklaas comes from Sint Niklaas, which is a variation of Sint Nikolaas (Saint Nicholas). On the evening of 5 December the children will sing special Sinterklaas songs. When the tension has built up sufficiently, a big sack or basket is brought into the home filled with presents for the children who have behaved themselves. When I was there, the gifts were lowered from the roof of the house.