I have a “thing” for owls. They’re solitary, nocturnal hunters; they’re associated with the Greek goddess Athena and therefor now symbolize wisdom. The mournful and/or screeching call of an owl is also associated with death & misfortune. At any rate, I like to keep them on my side, symbolically & otherwise.
At the 2007 North Myrtle Beach St. Patrick’s Day festival, there was a vendor selling lovely wood-carved things. I bought Mr. Owl.
The Vendor
Mr. Owl
Mr. Owl & his friends
To contact the vendor to get your very own cool handcarved item: Joel & Irene Deguzman, Easley, Sc, irenenjoel @ msn.com
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Thanks for stopping by to check out my personal contribution to the interwebs (also known as champagnethursday.com or lspritchard.com). My name is Suzanne, and I'm a landscape architect by trade. I have a penchant for crazy patterns, colors, and people.
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HEY!! I remember that vendor from last year, I do believe! NICE! Mr. Owl is AWESOME!