Grandfather Frost
In Russia, the traditional gift-giving day is January 1. Tonight, Grandfather Frost begins to make his way across the wintry landscape in a lavish troika pulled by a trio of spirited white horses.
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I wish it was still Christmas. I miss it already. Santa with white horses sounds so beautiful.
I didn't know that! Making the 1st the gift-giving day is not a bad idea. You'd save alot of money!