Month of little hands with daisies, Lovers' love, and poets' praises; O thou merry month complete, May, thy very name is sweet! –Leigh Hunt (1784–1859) | Wednesday, May 2, 2018 122nd day of the year Summer begins in 50 days Sarah Hughes (Olympic gold medalist figure skater) was born on this day in 1985. Jack Kemp (football player & politician) died on this day in 2009. Question of the Day Where did the term jaywalking come from? Answer
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