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9 Fun Facts About Groundhog Day
9 Fun Facts About Groundhog Day
If you’re the sort of person who has absolutely had enough of winter, cold, and snow by the time February rolls around, you probably also hope the famous Punxsutawney Phil doesn’t see his shadow on February 2nd. According to folklore, a cloudy Groundhog Day on which the groundhog can’t see his shadow after coming out of hibernation signifies spring weather that will arrive before the equinox. A shadow, on the other hand, means six more weeks of winter.
5 Meaningful Way to Honor President’s Day This Year
5 Meaningful Way to Honor President’s Day This Year
For many, President’s Day is simply a reason to enjoy a long weekend away from the office. For others, it’s a day to hit the mall and check out all the specials their favorite department stores are running. In reality, it should be a day to honor those that have led our country over the past 200+ years, especially George Washington, as President’s Day is the federal celebration of his birthday.
Winter Survival Tips: 7 Reasons Why You Should Cozy Up with an Engaging Book During the Colder Months
Winter Survival Tips: 7 Reasons Why You Should Cozy Up with an Engaging Book During the Colder Months
Now that the holidays are long over with, it only makes sense that we’re all looking for ways to survive the bleakest, coldest months of the year. That means staying engaged, productive, and entertained even though bad weather and prohibitively chilly temps may keep us inside.

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