Re: So, who's wearing hearts tomorrow? (Or red, o... - Page 5

Pearlee · ‎06-11-2011

@faeriemoonwrote:
It is possible to observe both Ash Wednesday and Valentines Day. I asked what you were wearing, not what you were eating, if you were going for ashes, if you were fasting...

@faeriemoon That was my thought exactly when I read that post.

I am having so much fun in my V-Day outfit today. Lots of comments/compliments and I've brought a smile to the face of quite a few people who commented on it. Your thread is fun too. Enjoy that blouse - it's very cute and eyecatching.

ALRATIBA · ‎07-15-2016

@Lipstickdivawrote:
@newjerseygirlwrote:
wrote:
Not me. I'm observing Ash Wednesday, not Valentine's Day.
@ALRATIBA

Same for me.
I'm observing both. Not sure why wearing red would mean you aren't observing Ash Wednesday?

@Lipstickdiva Red is a festive color .... Ash Wednesday is not a festive day. I'm wearing navy and black. Looking around before Mass earlier today - I didn't notice anyone wearing red.

ALRATIBA · ‎07-15-2016

@Belle_Femmewrote:
@newjerseygirlwrote:
wrote:
Not me. I'm observing Ash Wednesday, not Valentine's Day.
@ALRATIBA

Same for me.
I wasn't aware there was a "rule" prohibiting wearing hearts or red on Ash Wednesday. Not sure why you couldn't observe Ash Wednesday and wear something for Valentine's Day?

@Belle_Femme

No rule. Just personal preference.

lulu1 · ‎03-29-2011

@Lipstickdivawrote:
I'm observing both. Not sure why wearing red would mean you aren't observing Ash Wednesday?

I wore a red coat to Mass this AM. The thought never crossed my mind I should not.

cherry · ‎03-09-2010

I see everything at mass. It is up to each of us to decide what we want to wear. As long as people are clean and modest, nothing bothers me

AuntG · ‎03-09-2010

Went out for a late breakfast and wore a pink Denim & Co set. Never gave it a thought. Not even sure what my table mate had on but it wasn't pink or red.