Christmas wreath.

[Dan Sys]

Ahoy Ted.....summer has finally arrived. Don't you think it might be a good time to replace the Christmas wreath on the front page of the site with something more seasonal? How about a photo of the lifesaver from Al Davidson's boat if you still have it in your promo collection.

[jon]

Funny thing, Dan, but I was thinking the same thing on the weekend. But, then I looked more carefully and noticed it was for the Year-End Music Surveys section. And then it dawned on me: Christmas comes a few days before Year-End. How clever of the graphics artists that toil to make RadioWest what it is!

[Jack Bennest]

Ban the Wreath

[Mike Cleaver]

Or just change the holly berries and leaves or poinsettias or whatever they are to poppies and you'll be ready for November 11th!

[kat]

While travelling along Hwy 97 in the interior last week, I could have sworn I saw a sign that read:

"The End is Near! Beware the Wreath of God"

[slowhand]

Amidst all this Frankenstein and Mirth, might I suggest a more musical theme?

A Wreath of Franklin would seem appropriate at this time.

[Jack Bennest]

Kittie - I put up that sign - were you close to Oliver? the wino capital?

[Dan Sys]

THE WREATH IS GONE !!!!

[skyvalleyradio]

oh shit...now I have to take down my Xmas lights. Thanks a lot Dan!

[Dan Sys]

Why go through all that unecessary work Sky when you can just re-designate them as All Season Lights?

[jon]

My favourite local restaurant (I even do their Web site) has done that for years, but with a different twist. The lights are up all year, but are only turned on during the Christmas season.

Their other secret: use clear bulbs, not coloured ones. They kind of blend into the window frames.