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01 Feb 06 - 09:07 PM (#1659687) Subject: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: Mr Happy Its 2nd February- Happy Imbolc to one & all! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imbolc |
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01 Feb 06 - 09:10 PM (#1659694) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: Mr Happy more here: http://www.geocities.com/lavenderwater37/imbolc.htm |
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01 Feb 06 - 10:45 PM (#1659784) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: katlaughing That time, already! Thanks, Mr. Happy. Merry Imbolc to you, too! kat |
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01 Feb 06 - 11:05 PM (#1659800) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: Cluin Imbolc again? Damn! Seems like I just got my penis cleaned off from last year. |
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02 Feb 06 - 02:50 AM (#1659890) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: Micca Cluin, Isn't that what Beltaine is for? |
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02 Feb 06 - 04:02 AM (#1659910) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: GUEST,Cats Bright Blessings. |
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02 Feb 06 - 04:25 AM (#1659920) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: treewind That time, already! Just what I was thinking... Bright blessings, everybody and Happy new year if you're Chinese, for good measure (a bit late I know) Anahata |
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01 Feb 11 - 11:41 AM (#3086656) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: GUEST,Jim Martin Happy Imbolc everyone: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imbolc It's also St.Brigid's Day here in Ireland. |
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01 Feb 11 - 09:24 PM (#3086932) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: Padre It is also the Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple (commonly called The Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary). That is what I will be celebrating! |
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01 Feb 11 - 09:27 PM (#3086933) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: Padre It is also the Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple (commonly called The Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary). That is what I will be celebrating! |
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01 Feb 11 - 10:16 PM (#3086945) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: ChanteyLass In the US, Feb. 2 is Groundhog's Day. In Scotland, it is Candlemas. Here's the poem. Candlemas Day If Candlemas Day be dry and fair, Half the winter's to come and mair. If Candlemas Day be wet and foul, Half o' winter's gane at Yule. |
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02 Feb 11 - 07:54 AM (#3087139) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: GUEST, topsie Well it isn't wet or foul here, and it has been dry so far, though I really wouldn't describe it as 'fair'. And in any case, why is it assumed that 'wet' equals 'foul'? |
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02 Feb 11 - 08:25 AM (#3087176) Subject: RE: Folklore: Happy Imbolc Everyone!! From: clueless don Definitely wet, and a bit foul, here in the Maryland suburbs of Washington DC. I wouldn't say no to an early Spring! Don |