Groundhog Day

Groundhog Day
Happy Groundhog Day 2011
by
Vansarry Vanz
You may wonder why a lot of holiday calendars are marked Groundhog Day 2011. Read more in this day and why it is celebrated. Human civilization has really come a long way.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Happy-Groundhog-Day-2011
id=5897739 - Feb 10, 2011
Groundhog Day - More Winter or Is Spring Around the Corner?
by
Terry Kaufman
Groundhog Day, a popular tradition in Canada and the United States, is celebrated every year on February 2nd. It had its origins in the observance of Candlemas Day, in the early days of Christianity.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Groundhog-Day---More-Winter-or-Is-Spring-Around-the-Corner?
id=950752 - Jan 26, 2008
Groundhog Day Party Menu Ideas for a Fun Groundhog Day Celebration
by
Gail Leino
Will winter last or is spring around the corner? Groundhog day is often a mass media day with everyone waiting to see if the groundhog will see his shadow. If you are looking for a few menu ideas or snacks for your children to celebrate the holiday, you might like to use some of the following ideas:
http://ezinearticles.com/?Groundhog-Day-Party-Menu-Ideas-for-a-Fun-Groundhog-Day-Celebration
id=685818 - Aug 15, 2007
Groundhog Day Is A Fun Day For Kids Of All Ages Especially When They Do Crafts For This Special Day
by
Gail Leino
Everyone looks forward to Groundhog Day because this will mean that winter is almost over. So celebrating this special day is something that kids love to do. One great way for them to celebrate is to let them make crafts for this holiday. They will have fun and the crafts are easy to do.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Groundhog-Day-Is-A-Fun-Day-For-Kids-Of-All-Ages-Especially-When-They-Do-Crafts-For-This-Special-Day
id=881031 - Dec 14, 2007
Why We Celebrate Groundhog Day
by
Andy Gibson
This year to celebrate Groundhog Day, send out a few free e-cards to people of your choice. It is sure to please them up, show your appreciation, and it does not cost you a penny.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-We-Celebrate-Groundhog-Day
id=1398701 - Aug 10, 2008
The Groundhog Day Lesson - Success in Business and Life
by
John Zajaros
Life is about progress and applying the lessons we learn along the way. Often, however, it takes being hit on the head to learn many of life's lessons. Interestingly, others are staring us right in the face for most of our lives and we fail to recognize them for what they are... opportunities for growth.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Groundhog-Day-Lesson---Success-in-Business-and-Life
id=4260994 - May 10, 2010
Groundhog Day - A Holiday
by
Cheryl G Burke
Ever notice how many things go by as adults without much notice, compared to the same events passing when you were a kid? How about Groundhog day? If you are one who sniffs your nose at the silliness of this day, remember, it has a history, whether you were aware of the day or not!
http://ezinearticles.com/?Groundhog-Day---A-Holiday
id=3685295 - Feb 02, 2010
Groundhog Day: Facts and Figures
by
Jill Slattery
You know about Groundhog Day -- it's the time of year when a furry little rodent prognosticates on our weather, sentencing us to either six more weeks of miserable winter or giving us an early spring reprieve. But how accurate are groundhogs when it comes to predictions? Read some fascinating facts about this famous day.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Groundhog-Day:-Facts-and-Figures
id=5839053 - Feb 01, 2011
Groundhog Day - A Little Science
by
Yaheem B
Groundhogs day is the second of February, where groundhogs emerge from their burrows early in the morning. Once they're out of the burrow they do one of two things: either they continue with what they started, or they go back for 6 more weeks.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Groundhog-Day---A-Little-Science
id=6854475 - Feb 01, 2012
Groundhog Day: Animal Folklore Predicts Seasonal Change
by
Gail Leino
Groundhog day, February 2nd, has a long history of folklore on which the practice of listening to the animals to protect the changes in weather has been based. For centuries, it has been said that animals contain a certain intuition that better prepares them to identify changes in weather and natural occurrences.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Groundhog-Day:-Animal-Folklore-Predicts-Seasonal-Change