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You're welcome. Yes, these tests have been around for years, but they're now more accurate than ever. I appreciate the comment.

My first thought was all the breed calendars, but luckily I saw the dog under water first!

Great minds think alike. though yours is funnier. I'm afraid that I read the whole article in giggles, because of that very first picture! I'd just calmed down, when I got to the dog in rollerskates. <3

Conversations were meant to evolve. It's only debates and parliamentary meetings which are supposed to stay on track. :P

The Christmas, or Yule tree, is what I call a true religious merger, but we are seriously going off topic here ;-)

Sam - Well, I wasn't going to say... LOL But are you enjoying the 'Christmas' tree?

Lots of hymn stealing going about then? I'm sure that God will appreciate the familiar tunes!

I haven't had a day book in years! But yes, they were lovely back then. I never think to get one for myself, but love them when they're sent as gifts.

And we did borrow a lot of the older, pagan religions - what goes around comes around - or whatever they say;-) For a fun, and completely off topic, have a look at how different (Christian) denominations have 'borrowed' hymn tunes from each other - Oh May! Deary, deary ;-)

I haven't had one in a while but I loved their day books.

Ragtimelil - Last year (2011) I had two, one in English and one in Spanish. Last year, I had none. But yes, they are very useful and extremely pretty. Which one do you get/

Sam - Us Wiccans will borrow any good idea! And that one did sound particularly Pagan.

Great minds. I love llewellyn's calendars! I just love the illustrations!

Lol, yes, the same thing ;-)

I've heard it called 'looking through a glass darkly', though we probably nicked that off you.

And we all will open our eyes, again, when we have crossed to the other side and say 'how that is what you MEANT!' ;-) We call it the dark glass, any Wiccan term for that?