WHICH holiday, you ask? Why Christmas, of course. (If someone's celebrating a pagan fertility holiday in our name, I'd sure like to know about it!) A search for the Pipka KINCAID-kilted Santa figurine on Ebay produced 17 results: http://shop.ebay.com/items/_W0QQ_nkwZMacNicholasQQ_armrsZ1QQ_fromZR40QQ_mdoZ The KINKEAD Drambuie eggnog goes down smoother than ever, making up for the price of Drambuie being up to $35 this year. A yard or two of KINCAID tartan makes an ideal Christmas tree skirt. Hallmark makes some beautiful Thomas KINKADE Christmas cards, even musical ones. My vision of the KINCAID House in Milton done up in Christmas finery was undone last year on my visit which revealed the fact that Scots aren't very much into public Christmas displays; they save it all for Hogmanay, which KINCAID Hoose does up right. I used the KINCAID tartan pattern as a background for a wallpaper-sized display of my Christmas stamp collection at work, which set it off nicely. Now, as *Maxine© might say, it's time for _another_ KINKEAD eggnog! Dick Kinkead 2562, A1a Lantana, FL, where it's thundering and lightning outside, believe it or not. * http://www.hallmark.com/Maxine