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by Nanaea
4/22/2001, 10:06 AM
in reply to a message by Charlotte
The leek was given to March 1st in honor of St. David, the patron saint of Wales. In Wales, March 1st is a holiday (St. David's Day), and people traditionally wear a leek on that day (same as some folks wear a shamrock on St. Patrick's day in Ireland).
"Charlotte Leek" = "Cherokee T. Tall"
-- Nanaea
"Charlotte Leek" = "Cherokee T. Tall"
-- Nanaea
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•March 1st is my birth month and day. Can I have an anagram flower name like the others? n/t · Charlotte · 4/22/2001, 9:20 AM
•Leek · Nanaea · 4/22/2001, 10:06 AM
•I live in Swansea which is the second largest city in Wales, after Cardiff. So kind of close to Cardiff. · Charlotte · 4/22/2001, 3:26 PM
•If you can put up with the showers of light rain you get here in Swansea, it's a nice place to live. [more] · Charlotte · 4/23/2001, 7:29 AM
•Not cool, Charlotte, playing games like that over on Norah's forum. (n/t) · Nanaea · 4/23/2001, 1:16 PM
•Nanaea, fair enough airing your comments AT Norah's forum but there is no need to bring it over here unless you are aware of the actual truth. Please go and read my post at Norah's forum. - http://members2.boardhost.com/haggisbutt/msg/17425.html .. Thank · Charlotte · 4/24/2001, 7:46 AM
•I'll be sure that a repeat of the incidents on Norah's board don't happen here (n/t). · Charlotte · 4/24/2001, 3:07 PM
•Re: I'll be sure that a repeat of the incidents on Norah's board don't happen here (n/t). · Nanaea · 4/24/2001, 3:24 PM
•Re: Yet another Name Game (What's your secret birth-flower name?) · ChePriapos · 4/19/2001, 6:12 AM