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Worried bride
(Julie1122)
Just wondering if anyone knew what it predicted for July 13 2013 I live in jay vt :) worried like crazy this may ease my mind
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quitting smoking
(angelfire71)
I have heard to go by the signs of the feet to stop smoking, and then I have heard to go by the knees..Does anyone know which sign you go by to help with this..Any advice would be...
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left over soap pieces
(loissal05)
What do I do with small pieces of hand soap? I missed a hint that I heard once on the almanac.
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old New England "Yankee-isms"
(HmaximS)
I was reading an old book on New England folklore the other day. I don't read often, but the book got me thinking of things I remember hearing some old-timers from New England say...
