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Monday, 23 April 2012

Happy St Georges Day

Hi,

Today is St Georges Day,  the patron saint of England,  so I wish you all a very Happy St Georges Day.

Until we meet again have a lovely day and take care

Hugs
Margaret
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  1. tilly23 April 2012 at 10:36

    and a very happy St Georges day to you, hope the sun shines
    Tilly

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    1. Margarets designer cards23 April 2012 at 13:35

      Tilly its been pouring down with rain and blowing a gale all day, not even a splash of sunshine.

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  2. Suztats23 April 2012 at 13:17

    I didn't know about St. Georges Day. Have a good one!

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  3. Fox23 April 2012 at 14:00

    Enjoy your St. Georges Day. My son always enjoyed all the legends... Still does!
    Fox : )

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  4. Kathy Niklewicz23 April 2012 at 17:41

    Interestingly, many of my distant English ancestors were named George (possibly for the Patron Saint!), including my great-great grandfather, who was married in London in 1847. His only son, Thomas, emigrated to America in 1870 and HIS only son, William, was born here. Thomas then had six daughters(!), and he did name one Georgina, who was my great aunt! (We called her Auntie Georgie!) No doubt Thomas wanted at least one child to have his father's name!) But no one in the family has been named George (or Georgina) since then! I'm always interested in English history because of my heritage!

    We are having cold weather, too, after lovely summer temps for awhile, but at least we in Western PA seem to have escaped the snow that some had on the East Coast today!

    I just came across your beautiful knitted angels, and as a knitter, I was amazed to see them! Knitting with thread isn't something I would even attempt!

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  5. Margarets designer cards23 April 2012 at 17:48

    My knitted angels are knitted either in 4ply wool or cotton.
    Thank you for the interesting comment, I love reading your comments.
    I hope you can trace your English family and see where your roots have come from.
    Have a nice day
    Margaret

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