Talk:World Thinking Day

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[edit] World Thinking Day symbol

According to this New Zealand page there is a Thinking Day symbol. Anyone know anything more and how it should be incorporated on this page? An interesting example of its use can be found at thisNorwegian site--Erp 03:23, 24 January 2007 (UTC)