| E'en in those bleak November days
There's gladness for the heart that heeds.
–Charles Dawson Shanly (1811–75) |
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Dreams and Moon Lore
Moon Lore: Dreams
There are many dreams and superstitions about the Moon. Here are a handful to contemplate: |
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Spring Bulbs for Christmas
Spring Bulbs: The Perfect Present for Any Gardener
Whether it’s a particular smell which triggers childhood memories or the way they brighten a dull winter’s day, spring bulbs grown indoors are a wonderful gift, bringing the spirit of spring to your house even when your garden is dormant. |
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Balsam Fir Pillows
Traditionally Given as a Sign of Friendship The delightful forest smell will last for years! Check out our large selection of designs. |
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Coriander and Cilantro
Coriander and Cilantro
Coriander/cilantro is a fast-growing, aromatic, annual herb that grows best in the cooler weather of spring and fall. Here’s how to grow coriander and cilantro in your garden. |
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Colorful Kitchen Aprons
Made for the home chef. These aprons are 100% cotton for easy care and have bold prints. Impress your guests! |
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The Five-Second Rule
The Five-Second Rule: Fact or Fiction?
We’ve all done it: Yelled “5-second rule!” after dropping food on the floor, then quickly picked it up and popped it into our mouths. The assumption is that 5 seconds is not a long enough time for the food to pick up harmful bacteria. |
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