Sunday, 1 May 2016

It's May Day!

So go find a maypole and dance around it! You can take that as literally or as figuratively as you want.




36 comments:

  1. A Gaelic Blessed Beltane to you too - we have a Maypole in our town.

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  2. It is both Orthodox Easter and May Day five day freedays holiday here, God bless the old socialist tradition of celebrating workers. Not that I'm not working... Dezzy will die working, I bet I'll be a busy ghost too.....

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  3. Happy May Day from sunny PEI! It is a glorious spring day! Yay!

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  4. Happy May Day Debra.
    Me personally.. enjoying the sun - got no pole lol

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  5. blessed beltaine to you too! it's my little brother's birthday.

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  6. The only thing this May 1 means to me is that my debit card has expired and the bank never sent me a new one. Which basically renders me a hobo now, since I carry no cash. Crappity crap!

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  7. Happy May Day :) to bad its really cold here today.

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  8. I'll take it!

    I hope your May Day is glorious, Debra. ♥

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  9. YeeHaw! And, the sun might shine today.....

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  10. May Day - I hadn't thought of that. My great niece will be in some sort of May Day play at her school (wish I could see it - too far away.)

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  11. I don't know what Beltane is, but if it involves dancing, then it sounds like fun. Happy Holiday and boogie boogie.

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  12. you know what starts today dontcha?

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  13. Did maypoles have something to do with the Black Plague too? Not to take down Beltane at all. Happy and Blessed Beltane to you.

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  14. Happy May Day! I miss being a kid. I remember dancing around a May Pole at school!

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  15. Haha, thank you. You've reminded me what I must post next. Hint: Erotic. May. Pole.
    Smiles.

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  16. Happy Mayday Debra! I was just out dancing in the glorious sun!

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  17. Your post made me laugh. If anyone else had said it it would not have been so funny.

    I have always wanted to dance around a Maypole. I should add that to my Bucket List. A real Maypole with ribbons.

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  18. I remember bring in elementary school, every may we did the Maypole. I bet children these days don't even know what it is. Happy May!

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  19. Takes me back. Thank you for sharing.

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  20. Happy May Day to you, Debra. When I was a little girl I used to make little May baskets and fill with candy, then deliver them to all my little friends. I would give you a May basket if I were there.

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  21. I have never actually seen a Maypole....
    Enjoy your week...
    Cheers!
    Linda :o)

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  22. Those hands! They're beautiful!

    We had a Maypole once, in primary school; somehow the very irritating teacher was bound to it... quite colourfully.

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  23. Oh, and they said those pole dancing skills would never pay off. Time to get festive!

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  24. Love the colors in the first picture..good shot..Have a good week..

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  25. And to you, Debra....a Blessed Beltane.

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  26. In all my loooong life, I've never seen a May Pole in "person".....

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  27. Hey Debra,

    How's it goin', eh? MAY I just say I MAY end up doing some traditional Morris dancing to celebrate all of May.

    Gary :)

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  28. Can't believe Beltane flew right by me. Blessed Beltane to you. I hope that all is well.

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  29. I haven't seen a maypole yet. But I remember drinking a beer called... maypole. I haven't seen this one again.

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  30. Happy May! I was out dancing around today! Nice to get a little energy back, after being so sick!

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  31. Happy May, Debra! Popping into a few blogs this morning to say 'hey' before I'm off to get some work done.

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  32. Oh I am sorry I missed this on May Day! This is WONDERFUL!!! ALOHA!

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  33. And this post brought a smile to my face. Who knew that maypoles could be so elaborate? But then you are always exposing me to new worlds!

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  34. we dont have maypoles here...
    somebody told me maypoles represent the male phallus, its about fertility etc etc.
    I just nod and listen :)

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