Yule Lad of the Day and Samoyeds in the Snow

The Yule Lad of the Day - Askasleikir - Bowl Licker. "The key to budget travel is to approach ahead. When it comes along to family trips, globetrotting, well-deserved holidays and/or going to see new spots we have never been before, the truth of expense and budgeting is always in the back of our mind. Considering and expending our travel budget wisely is a main concern for most families. Lowering spending and fees, while still savoring your vacation to its fullest, is the key to guaranteed success and fiscal obligation. Your pocketbook and family will thank you! The thinking regarding saving money while vacationing is simple: Even if your personal finances is highly limited, you can still take a break and enjoy life! Simply put, life is just too short to never step out of the door or departing the homestead! Also recalling that while traveling, regardless of whether on a budget or not, even the smallest of things can all add op to a huge vacation or travel expenses!..". This Yule Lad shows up on December 15 and sticks around until December 28.
Who are the Yule Lads of Iceland?

The Yule Lads of Iceland are a group of mischievous entities who plague households with their antics during the holiday season. They have a darker past, but in modern times they have transformed into troublesome but relatively benign beings. Children who leave out their shoes can expect to find a small present from the Yule Lad of the day, though greedy kids who leave out their boots in hopes of getting more may just find an old potato in the toe. Their number varies, but in modern times, they are usually thought of as a group of thirteen.

Lad 1 "Gimpy"
Lad 2 "Gilly Oaf"
Lad 3 "Itty Bitty"
Lad 4 "Ladle Licker"
Lad 5 "Pot Licker"
Lad 6 "Bowl Licker"
Lad 7 "Door Slammer"
Lad 8 "Skyr Glutton"
Lad 9 "Sausage Stealer"
Lad 10 "Peeper"
Lad 11 "Sniffer"
Lad 12 "Meat Hook"
Lad 13 "Candle Eater"