Very Cute!! I'l have to keep those in mind for the Easter Season!
Oh, and on the peacock, from Fisheaters:
"Peacock: As a symbol of immortality (even St. Augustine believed the peackock's flesh to have "antiseptic qualities" and that it didn't corrupt), the peacock became a symbol of Christ and the Resurrection. Its image embellished everything from the Catacombs to everyday objects, like lamps, especially in early Romanesque and Byzantine churches. (The peacock, for obvious reasons, was also used as a symbol for pride, too)"
I AM going to keep it in mind for week 7 of the Garden of the Good Shepherd, if I decide I want to add a craft to our Garden Party. I love it! I wish I would have seen it before we did "P" week... It would have tied in perfectly!
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Very Cute!! I'l have to keep those in mind for the Easter Season!
Oh, and on the peacock, from Fisheaters:
"Peacock: As a symbol of immortality (even St. Augustine believed the peackock's flesh to have "antiseptic qualities" and that it didn't corrupt), the peacock became a symbol of Christ and the Resurrection. Its image embellished everything from the Catacombs to everyday objects, like lamps, especially in early Romanesque and Byzantine churches. (The peacock, for obvious reasons, was also used as a symbol for pride, too)"
thank you Jessica!! that is very interesting -
but, i still don't know how i got the *idea*! LOL
I can't help you there. :)
I AM going to keep it in mind for week 7 of the Garden of the Good Shepherd, if I decide I want to add a craft to our Garden Party. I love it! I wish I would have seen it before we did "P" week... It would have tied in perfectly!
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