To all my pagan bretheren on this board-

**BroosterB1** · 21st December 10, 10:57 AM

Good tidings to you and yours;

may you enjoy home and hearth and prosperous

bounty in the coming year.

Joyous Yule to all!

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**Drac** · 21st December 10, 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by cajunscot

Some of us non-pagans also celebrate Yule & Yuletide...

T.

Can't speak for the OP but I doubt it is meant to exclude anyone who wishes well for all mankind at this time of year.

I also honor and respect Christmas each year with my Christian companions.

Jim

**macwilkin** · 21st December 10, 11:07 AM

Originally Posted by Drac

Can't speak for the OP but I doubt it is meant to exclude anyone who wishes well for all mankind at this time of year.

I also honor and respect Christmas each year with my Christian companions.

Jim

And I, in turn, recognize the ancient origins of my faith's holy days & holidays.

T.

**Seumas52** · 21st December 10, 11:10 AM

Thank you and Happy Solstice to you and yours as well. Best wishes for a Merry Yule.

**artificer** · 21st December 10, 11:29 AM

Have a Happy Yule, Jolly Solstice, and (coming up on my birthday) Merry FESTIVUS!

**dutchy kilted** · 21st December 10, 11:37 AM

Going to the Solstice Celebration at my Church tonight. I was requested to wear my USA Kilts Warrior Casual in case I get pressed into service.

Historic Rock Ford Plantation in Lancaster, PA is celebrating Yuletide in the 18th century Anglo-Irish manner December 26 - 29, if anyone is in the area.

www.rockfordplantation.org

**macwilkin** · 21st December 10, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by dutchy kilted

Going to the Solstice Celebration at my Church tonight. I was requested to wear my USA Kilts Warrior Casual in case I get pressed into service.

Historic Rock Ford Plantation in Lancaster, PA is celebrating Yuletide in the 18th century Anglo-Irish manner December 26 - 29, if anyone is in the area.

www.rockfordplantation.org

OT: How far is that from Wheatland, the home of President Buchanan?

T.

**Detroitpete** · 21st December 10, 12:03 PM

To NightHawk and all:

Best of the season to you and yours as Holly and Oak replay the timeless ritual of death and rebirth in Nature--and in ourselves.

**tripleblessed** · 21st December 10, 12:06 PM

Although not an orthodox pagan, I am mostly Celtic, and honor both blood and tradition there. Happy Holy Days to all, regardless of your path (if that concept bothers you, it MAY be a sign you might not actually understand your
own path as well as could be hoped).

Teilhard de Chardin, a Jesuit, said "Joy is the surest sign of the presence of
God". Much joy to all, revel in the PRESENCE.

**Joe Gondek** · 21st December 10, 01:24 PM

Although not an orthodox pagan, I am mostly Celtic, and honor both blood and tradition there. Happy Holy Days to all, regardless of your path (if that concept bothers you, it MAY be a sign you might not actually understand your own path as well as could be hoped).

Well Said.

May everyone share this this season with family and good friends