bouche de noel . . . D:

[goblin_defender]

I can't spell French. It was never my strong point. Though when I look back at my high school French days, I realize that it must have been a language that rather agreed with me because I was a B student and never studied. Sorry for tangent, because that was not the reason for the title. Lately, I've been playing Christmas Jeopardy with the

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[eroticore]

Bûche de Noël is how it's spelled. :> In Japanese, I think that's how they actually say it, too, so that might be why she knows it. 「ブッシュ・デ・ノエル」 or something.
Basically, it's like a "Pyre of Christmas" or "Christmas Log." LOL.

[grmmrfreak]

You know, I don't think my family has every done a yule log, though my mom occasionally has eaten some fruit cake (I think she must be about the only person I know who eats it). We usually do cookies and chocolate pie, but we just like to be atypical that way.

[goblin_defender]

to tell you the truth i don't think my family has ever had a yule log either but i wanted to teach them about traditional things. i think we usually eat things like eclairs. haha. it's good to be atypical isn't it?
:D