Sparkle Motion NEWS March-2011

[Madame Vita]

 

[Madame Vita]

 

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To those of you who don't read the fashion magazine, Fashion Icon, our "fabulous" guild leader was this month's Cover Girl. In her article, our skank Captain opens up about her personal relationships and her slutty fashion sense.

She claims to have been having an affair with the Late Johnny K. Gambino Lies! He's mine Biotch! up until his sudden but not unexpected death last year. She is planning a memorial to remember the deceased mogul which will take place on March 5th, the one year anniversary of Johnny Gambino's mysterious death.

She also talks at length about her current manwhore fiance Hexigon Staff. I have one word for him RUN.

To be honest there was little talk about her "fashion" sense in the entire 6 page spread, and even less clothing. . . .

Possibly the most interesting point in the article is that Vita is vying to purchase an estate on Gambino island. Can you guess who's?

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[One Witchy Woman]

So why do we wear green on St. Patrick’s Day? Well it goes back a long way. St. Patrick’s Day was originaly a Catholic holiday to celebrate the life of St. Patrick and his work christianizing the Irish natives, but by the 17th century it had become a feast day and is now most known as a celebration of Irish cutlure. But why wear green?

Well, though it the color started out as blue (the color he wore on his robes as a bishop and missionary), it became green because of his teaching methods. He would use the clover, the three leafed kind not the four leaf variety, in order to demonstrate the Holy Trinity. People would wear clovers or green ribbons to show their devotion and belief in the Christian church. Those converted wouold wear green or clovers to show they were changed. Anyone who didn’t wear green were ‘pinched’ and taken to church officials to be taught christianity. Of course nowadays we pinch for real and no one makes you change religions.

Many pagan tribes would add green to their tartans in order to escape the conversions. Pagans would wear four leaf clovers as oppossed to the more common three leaf variety because the four leaves represent hope, faith, love and luck. Over the centuries the four leaf ‘lucky’ variety became the norm and more fashionable because everyone needs more luck.
So that’s why we wear green.

 

[xena91388]

Hello Sparkles!! In honor of St. Patty's day, our wonderful Cappy has asked me to feature Green items for this month's Avatar Talk!

The following items are underrated Gold Shop items that make for wonderful layering but are seriously under loved!






And of course, the St. Patty Specials:

 

[Madame Vita]

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