E: 30/12 Angela McGerr's Gold and Silver Guardian Angels kit.

chickflick

http://www.supernaturalevents.co.uk/competition.html
December's prize is for Angela McGerr's Gold and Silver Guardian Angels kit. In this pack are 144 Guardian Angel Cards whose messages will help guide you to bring greater balance within your life. The kit includes The Book of Angels (an A-Z of 100 Angels), the 144 Guardian Angel Cards and Angelic Meditations for Harmony and Balance cd.
To enter the competition all you have to do is answer correctly the question below. All correct entrants will be put into a draw and one winner will be picked at random. The closing date for all competition entries is 30th December 2008. A selection of dates will be offered to the lucky winner!
Good Luck Everyone!
Question:
Christmas is celebrated in the month of December... but what other ancient festival is celebrated in this month? Is it...
a) Yule i think its this one not sure please anyone can confirm ??

b) Ostara
c) Imbolc
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bigbloke45

Thanks, chickflick.

Answer is "Yule", see below;

Yule or Yule-tide was a Germanic midwinter festival involving a sacrificial feast that was absorbed into Christmas. The pagan Germanic peoples celebrated Yule from late December to early January on a date determined by the lunar Germanic calendar, and various theories surround the festival. The term is still used in the Nordic Countries and to a lesser extent the Anglosphere to refer to Christmas. (Wickipedia)

I've given my email address; I hope this doesn't come back to "haunt" me!