Mumsnet Talk

Nope, 12th night is the evening of the 5th, and is 'epiphany-eve'.

12th day is epiphany, which is the 6th.

It might seem odd that the night comes first, but it comes from the tradition still used in Judaism that the day starts at sunset, and so the night came before the day.

Tick tock, tick tock... Only half an hour left...
> Dons hard hat and looks around for black cats and ladders <

Testing, testing

hear hear....

Has it always said UnReasonable up there in the tool bar thingy or is that indication of imminent change?

The web addresses in the search bar have always said R, Unacc, but the discussion board title and links have been saying S since before Christmas.

Well, Twelfth Night is now over, and the S and those f*ckin' festive smileys are still there... The question is, is Mumsnet Towers?!

I noticed the S come in Flow4 but never noticed the change (well, lack of) in bar.

People used to say Decorations had to stay up all year if they weren't taken down in time...so we going to have these festive hats available to us till 2014 now?

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Well, I think 'unseasonable' should stay. It's always a season of something; Valentine's in a minute, Mothers' day soon after and then of course Easter etc.

And the co-op's already selling Easter Eggs beside the reduced unsold xmas cards.

Come on, where's your sense of spirit

decs came down last Friday

If we're going to have feckin' hats, could we not at least have good ones?!

Busbies , frinstance... Or Sombreros?

You need to leave one bit of holly up though, to burn on Shrove Tuesday.

Everything else should be down ( or up in the loft ) by now.

Just a 'bit of holly', Scatter?!
Some folk burn a good deal more than that in February!

testing, testing

Am going out to get a bit of palm tree already...

But they've broken Google.

It's not that simple.

The pangalacticsearchmachine will need time to heal. <nods persuasively>

What's 'breadcrumbed', cumfy? It makes me think of Hansel and Gretel... Will there be a gingerbread house?!

Flow breadcrumbs are a form of web navigation which show where in the site structure the user is located:

www.mumsnet.com › Topics › Am I being unseasonable
Home> Homeware > Furniture > Chairs > Comfortable Chairs

So, as with a trail of breadcrumbs, the user can navigate their way back from whence they came.

Gingerbread house ? <door creaking closed sound>

Thank you

<cast iron stove door clanking>