Passover begins at sunset. A blessed observance wished for Jewish friends.
Good Friday for Christians. Happy Easter.
A full moon which pagans will celebrate.
A beautiful spring day, a frosty spring night.
Peaceful gatherings for all.
So mote it be.
Friday, April 6, 2012
A Friday in April
Quite the Friday today, isn't it?
Passover begins at sunset. A blessed observance wished for Jewish friends.
Good Friday for Christians. Happy Easter.
A full moon which pagans will celebrate.
A beautiful spring day, a frosty spring night.
Peaceful gatherings for all.
So mote it be.
Passover begins at sunset. A blessed observance wished for Jewish friends.
Good Friday for Christians. Happy Easter.
A full moon which pagans will celebrate.
A beautiful spring day, a frosty spring night.
Peaceful gatherings for all.
So mote it be.
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Couldn't have said it better myself, Robin :)
Full Moon Blessings My Friend,
Jan
Bonus: Rangers' Baseball opening day! (Hey, everybody's got to believe in something...) Have a great weekend.
I wish there was just a 'like' button for blog posts; that would sum up my feelings about this post perfectly!
A great day indeed. The sun is just pouring through my windows. It's such a treat after having spend years in 'darkness'. Also an extra day off for me. (Played hooky today)
Have a great weekend.
Mary
Wow! Today is a very busy day! Great post. Simple, Informative, AND Beautiful picture!:) Oh and that is the coolest chicken wagon in the picture in the post below this one too!!
This Friday in April is quite filled with activities for all. Well said BB.
Blessings, Oma Linda
Beautifully said my friend ;o)
Well said!
Lovely sharing...
What a beautiful Altar! :)
Radiant Blessings my new Sister/Friend! :)
Yes Happy what ever we all might celebrate this weekend :-)
Christer.
Many blessings to you and yours for a wonderful weekend full of holiday celebration!!!
Hugs,
Kim
I love how you've grouped all the holidays. The more the merrier to a whole new level. Happy everything to you too, dear Robin!
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