Sleeping better, eclipse folklore, fried green tomatoes |
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When high the sun in noonday glory rides, Where willows keep the lake's green margin cool, The speckled trout amid their shadow hides, And dragonflies haunt every shaded pool. âThomas S. Collier (1842â93) |
| Eclipse Folklore Solar Eclipse Folklore, Myths, and Superstitions Here at the The Old Farmerâs Almanac, we do love our folklore and mythologyâand thereâs nothing like a total solar eclipse to get folks wondering why things happen. For the Sun to suddenly disappear demands explanationâor, letâs say, imagination! People around the world, especially in ancient times, have come up with many interesting stories, legends, and superstitions. |
| Features lunar fun, facts, folklore, and dramatic photos! Plus, Moon phases and best days for fishing and certain activities. $10.99 |
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| Fried Green Tomato Recipe Fried Green Tomatoes Is there anything better than a handful (or two) of crispy fried green tomatoes? Check out a time-tested and beloved recipe for the Southern staple below. |
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| Animal-shaped microwave heating pads that double as a gentle ice packs. Provide natural hot and cold comfort! Microwave for moist heat therapy to relax stiff muscles and improve circulation and flexibility. $26.95 |
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