Mistletoe therapy

What does that mean......?  Rainie x

Good luck. You never know what's out there that might help. My cousin's wife was told she was terminal decades ago. She had cancer in her leg and was told they couldn't do anything. But they could in Germany. She went to and fro over a number of years. She's still here, still doing her thing. She always tells me never to give up. Hugs, Rainie x

It means ,,'truce.

Different spellings, different places. You would have used it. Vainlights, fainllights. Said with fingers crossed. Most people on here would have used something similar.

Not northern bandits though! Can't say that can I? Oops, I have.

Look it up, 

I do vaguely remember cottoning onto this as a child - from older cousins - but , as you do, not knowing what it meant or how it was spelt. All is now clear. What a font of knowledge you are.  Rainie x

My font is stuffed full of knowledge. I am always surprised that people don't ask for more of my Papal edicts and life lessons. Their loss.