Celtic Winter?

No, you wouldn't. There has been talk about a Celtic Winter in silvers
and blues.

AJ

DanielleHallOH wrote:

For all MLI questions, the best place to go for answers is her Yahoogroup:
Marilyn's Garden.

She and her happy little flowers all live over there in enforced peace and
harmony.


Hmmm...I think I detect a little sarcasm I wonder if I'd be castigated if I
just popped onto the group to ask such a question.

--
AJ Bennett

True power never reveals itself, never boasts, and never forces it’s
self upon others
True power only acts as if it were not there.

Since these are Celtic ladies, I've thought about using the Celtic
holidays instead of Spring, Summer, and Autumn. I think that might be
even better. IMHO.

AJ

Suzanne wrote:

On 2004-11-14 11:54:53 -0600, Darla said:

On 14 Nov 2004 00:05:56 GMT, (DanielleHallOH)
wrote:

Why wouldn't it be ok to display Celtic Christmas all year round
especially as part of a set. It is a beautiful piece.


It is beautiful, but I personally would not want to leave it out all
year
round; I feel "Winter" would be a better completion to the theme of
the four
seasons than "Christmas." Just my personal preference.

I've always wondered why she went with seasons for the other three,
when the first one was "Noel."
Darla
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Me too, it just doesn't seem to fit. You have three seasons and then a
holiday. Why not all four seasons, or a series of holiday queens?
After all, not everyone celebrates Christmas.

--
AJ Bennett

True power never reveals itself, never boasts, and never forces it’s
self upon others
True power only acts as if it were not there.