Kith and Kin
your friends and family, respectively. the phrase dated back to the 1300 and originally meant “fellow country men” and “family members”. it gradually has taken on a different meaning which we know today.
it is not a phrase that most people use nowadays, expect for asatruar, as kith and kin is imporant in asatru.
the mead horn is again p-ssed, as praise, stories, and boasts are exchanged. those -ssembled forge bonds of kith and kin with each other, deepening friendships and family relations with this holy sharing.
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