[DMP08]

canadian1971, I will try and remember to wear a poppy on April 9th. I will be on vacation, or on the way back, so I don't know if I'll remember.
Would anyone disagree with someone who wears a poppy year round? Probably not, a little out of place, but no problem right?

[Valentine]

Rev_Blair Rev_Blair:

Your source is correct Newfie. Easter is held on the first weekend after the full moon in March, or something like that. The formula actually seems to be derived by a mix of numerology and astrology...not very Christian practices.

Actually, if I remember, Easter is celebrated on the first Sunday following the first Spring full moon.

[RoyalHighlander]

DMP08 DMP08:

canadian1971, I will try and remember to wear a poppy on April 9th. I will be on vacation, or on the way back, so I don't know if I'll remember.
Would anyone disagree with someone who wears a poppy year round? Probably not, a little out of place, but no problem right?

I wear mine year round.. Are we gratefull only one day a year for our vets sacrifices?? No we are gratefull 365 dy a year.. I guess it up to eaches prefernce I suppose

[Ontario_Born]

You don't need a poppy to be grateful. If I see a vet, I tell them.

[RoyalHighlander]

we are sortof strating off topic a bit here.. im so Canadian that i could handle a lacrosse stick about as soon as i could walk so my dad has told me.. All 4 of us brothers were lacross players in our youth,, actually even in middle age we played in the masters league too..