Christmas Night

[cdybedahl]

Today is Christmas Eve, which is the big Christmas celebration day in Sweden. For this day, jennyaxe and I have elected to do pretty much nothing whatsoever except relax, take it easy and eat something nice.

Then she had to go and volunteer to do the evening feeding at the stable she rides at.

So, late on Christmas Eve, we'll be going out to a stable. Which, naturally, raises a question, for answers to which I turn to the collected wisdom (or not) of those who read this:

If we meet a pregnant woman (possibly with companion) looking for shelter for the night, what should we do with her?

ETA: Horse-feeding went without unexpected encounters, pregnant or otherwise.

Comments

Mind the horses!

[cederqvist.livejournal.com]

Bring her home. There is probably a law or regulation against letting her sleep in the stable. She might snore and disturb the night sleep of the horses.

[watervole.livejournal.com]

Find her somewhere more comfortable than a stable...

[linda-joyce.livejournal.com]

Stable the donkey with some nice horse nuts and a few carrots and take the coupke home for the night. When you get home find the number of the nearest midwife/maternity hospital. Then get the kettle on, you should be getting a few callers later on, shepherds, wise men, child slaughtering soldiers and the like.