Peace wreaths in Pagosa Springs should be Christmas cards...

[texpatriot2004]

Someone should take pictures of the wreaths in Pagosa Springs and create a collection of Christmas Cards.

Peace on Earth, Goodwill toward men...

Prince of Peace...

I think they would make a great boxed set especially since peace won out in the end of the wreath ordeal.

My thought for the morning.

[terip64]

1. Great idea!! I would buy them in a heartbeat. n/t

[texpatriot2004]

2. I would too. Maybe someone will create them nm

[Hepburn]

3. Corel Snapfire

Free trial for 30 days ~~ or something like that ~~ and it downloads with Corel PaintShop Pro XI which is the "parent program" and also has that 30 day free try-out. The Snapfire has all sorts of projects and one of them is making a card using images from your own computer. I would do that and, assuming one has a color printer, make a mock up and take it to some place like office depot and have them run it on "decent" paper and get envelopes that fit the size of the care and fold the copies appropriately and ~~ voila ~~ your own PEACE WREATH Christmas card!

Edit for typo

[neilepi]

4. Funny you should say that.........

Here are some Peace Wreath Items

[Sparkle]

5. There are plenty already for sale.

Which is why I don't understand why a few people from that subdivision took offense at the peace wreath.

http://www.click2houston.com/holidays/10412079/detail.html
The Loma Linda Homeowners' Association ordered Jensen to remove the wreath from her house, saying it doesn't allow flags or signs that are considered divisive. Kearns told The Associated Press earlier he had received three or four complaints from residents. Several residents had complained, saying the wreath was either an anti-war protest or a sign of the devil. The homeowners' association ordered Jensen to remove the wreath from her house on the grounds that it doesn't allow flags or signs that are considered divisive.

None of the three members of the board in the scenic town 270 miles southwest of Denver was available for comment late Monday. Bob Kearns, president of the board, and Jeff Heitz, both had their phone numbers changed to unlisted numbers Monday. Tammy Spezze, the third board member, did not return a call seeking comment.

They had to change their phone numbers! :rofl:

[texpatriot2004]

6. Had to change their numbers eh...

good.