Beltane!

Just popping in to wish all those who observe it a Happy May Day and/or Blessed Beltane. As a child I remember sneaking out of the house very early to gather flowers, which we placed in baskets made of construction paper and gifted neighbors with. If it was a school day, all the classes would gather in the playground, where a chosen few of the girls would do a maypole dance - usually involving crepe paper and flowers attached to the top of a tetherball pole. Do children still do this? Do children even play tetherball anymore, lol??

I hope so....It seems a much better way to celebrate the first of May than playing video games or watching television.....

At any rate, I wish you a joyous first day of May however you spend it!

I'll be painting. ;)

~ Carolee