Tilers: Why Not Say Good Morning Before Work?

[Andy Allen]

Morning tilers....where's antonio. ..?
You alright mate..

 

[Old Mod]

Morning Tilers!
Bit fresh this morning.

 

[Old Mod]

Think today's a holiday for Italy.

 

[Andy Allen]

Lazy git....lol

 

[Italy]

Morning tilers....where's antonio. ..?
You alright mate..

calm, calm, arrival !!!! good morning to all, bg time 07.13 🙂

 

[J Sid]

Morning all, ditto yesterday 🙁

 

[Qwerty]

Morning people. I can't hear any rain outside this morning, must mean it's going to rain later! 🙄

 

[Italy]

Think today's a holiday for Italy.

It, celebration the witch, Epiphany is the feast of women (witches)!!! 🙂
excluding present.women of forum

 

[Old Mod]

@antonio.

Epiphany is celebrated in Italy on January 6 every year. This holiday is based on the story of the three wise men (or kings) offering Jesus gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.

Epiphany: a holiday that commemorates the three wise men's visit to Jesus.
©iStockphoto.com/duckycards
The Epiphany feast, known as La Befana, is an important part of the Christmas festivities in Italy. La Befanaoriginates from a fairytale about a woman who flies on a broomstick bringing presents to children in Italy. La Befana is believed to be searching for baby Jesus, hence why she bears gifts for children. Many cities and towns in Italy organize festivities and parades to celebrate Epiphany on January 6.

 

[Italy]

@antonio.

Epiphany is celebrated in Italy on January 6 every year. This holiday is based on the story of the three wise men (or kings) offering Jesus gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.

Epiphany: a holiday that commemorates the three wise men's visit to Jesus.
©iStockphoto.com/duckycards
The Epiphany feast, known as La Befana, is an important part of the Christmas festivities in Italy. La Befanaoriginates from a fairytale about a woman who flies on a broomstick bringing presents to children in Italy. La Befana is believed to be searching for baby Jesus, hence why she bears gifts for children. Many cities and towns in Italy organize festivities and parades to celebrate Epiphany on January 6.

thanks for information marc.non them knew. post photos of the Epiphany .with the broom 🙂