Importance of Groundhog Day

Importance of Groundhog Day Groundhog Day arrives every February 2nd and is celebrated in the United States and Canada. The official celebration takes place at Gobbler's Knob near Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania where residents await Punxsutawney Phil. Other cities in the U.S. and Canada have Groundhog Day celebrations with their own resident rodents. The tradition expects the groundhog to foretell whether spring has arrived or if the residents will experience six more weeks of winter... Read More You might also like Talking Taxes: Freelancer Requirements The Seat Filler's Survival Guide 11 Crowd-Pleasing Super Bowl Snacks Guacamole Basics Add a Splash of Red Spice Up Your Space with the Color of Love If there's a color that connotes power, love, excitement and imagination — a color that can literally stop you in your tracks — that color is red. The color red can be either feminine or masculine, and it works in rooms of any size or purpose. Studies have shown, however, that the presence of red also can increase the heart rate and raise the blood pressure. Because red triggers such strong responses — both positive and negative — you must... Read More You might also like What Moms Can Stop Worrying About The Greatest Guacamole Ever The Secret World of Nail Colors Managing Your Child's Food Allergies

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