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Are you getting tired of the cold winter weather or wondering why spring is taking so long in coming this year?  Are you wishing the snow would melt and the temperatures would soon rise? Yesterday I was... keep reading →

Salvation is free to all People who will accept, Repent of their sins In accordance to God's Word Not denying Jesus as being God's only begotten Son. Taking all that God has to offer Infused with truth and righteousness Making a new creature to... keep reading →

Daffodils courtesy of www.freefoto.com Spring has sprung at Hubpages with all types of colorful articles that will tantalize your palette. New hub requests are popping up like daffodils so if you are trying to find your way out of your gopher hole,... keep reading →

Crocus, bluebells, tulips, daffodils, iris... In much of the United States, these are the flowers most commonly associated with spring. However, with a few exceptions, many of the flowers commonly associated with spring are not native to the United... keep reading →

In literature, Spring means newness and a renewed spirit after a dormant or harsh winter. The literary spring means rebirth and renewal, a time for second chances and healing. Hope. keep reading →

Mention deserts and the image that comes to mind for many is a hot dry land with a barren and desolate landscape that is covered with sand and is almost totally lacking in vegetation. While this image may be true for some desert areas in the... keep reading →

May Day celebrations in England have a rich and diverse history. Strands of the festivals come from different pagan, polytheistic, and Christian traditions, all of which became mixed together over the years. ... keep reading →

 Sometimes I really wonder why it is that we do spring cleaning instead of summer cleaning or winter cleaning. After all, once spring is here don’t we all want to be outdoors and enjoying the fresh weather? I know that I do. As a result, I... keep reading →

Well here I am in the wee hours of the morning, pondering on the meaning of our existence, who we are as well as how we got there? Johannesburg South Africa, not 50 Kms away from where I am sitting at my... keep reading →

Spring 2009 movie releases. Here are the movies coming out this spring. keep reading →

There is a change in the air, the wind, although still strong is warmer, only slightly, but the difference is everything. Spring is near, though the snow still lays heavy on the ground, little rivers of water slowly trickle from under the... keep reading →

Spring! It’s that time of the year when the country comes alive in a riot of vivacious colors to herald spring! As India is a country of diverse cultures there are many varied festivals to celebrate the arrival of spring in the different parts of... keep reading →

Kentucky has beautiful flowers growing wild and you can find out more about them.What makes a wild flower different from a cultivated one? keep reading →

Celebrate the spring season with a cute pop up card that you can send to family and friends. Do not waste money buying a card at the store when you can make an adorable and crafty creation with your own hands.... keep reading →

I can remember, as a child growing up in upstate New York, looking for the early signs of spring. Things like tulips and daffodils beginning to poke their way through the new earth where the snow had begun to melt away from the edge of the house. ... keep reading →

UGADI is a combination of two words-Yuga(era) and Aadi(beginning) according to the ancient language of Sanskrit and Kannada languages. It simply means beginning of an era or a new year. According to the great Indian mathematician,Bhaskaracharya's... keep reading →

Paris is still the capital of fashion and glamour, proof of that is the glamour of the haute couture spring collections for 2009. Maybe a bit more demure than in previous seasons; maybe less imposing but nonetheless glamorous, and easier to wear. keep reading →

Photo credit: World Climates. www.blueplanetbiomes.org Sustainability as a worldwide initiative to save money, increase efficiency, and even save the planet has become a byword and buzz word of the 2000s. In order for the third and fourth... keep reading →

Since 1963 the Pen Awards and later, including the O.Henry Prize, have been awarded to published short stories nominated by the leadership of the literary magazines that published them. Each year affords connoisseurs of short stories a new... keep reading →

Easter or Resurrection is the biggest holiday of the year among my Polish friends. Their traditions and recipes for traditional foods vary by region of the country they or their ancestors called home, but all are good. keep reading →

When spring comes, many other activities come along with it. Spring is one of my favorite seasons as there are so many things you can do outside (without dying of heatstroke)! Take a trip to the zoo. The zoo... keep reading →

Spring or Autumn? The current topic is Spring, but in the Southern hemisphere, we are just drifting off into autumn. It is tough to think about Spring as Autumn approaches. Spring is generally accepted as... keep reading →

What do songbirds and coffee have in common? I will let you ponder while we look at the songbirds that migrate or take a winter break in sunnier climes. Not all songbirds head for warmer country when winter arrives, there are those who stay and... keep reading →

Spring is here! Spring is the most popular wedding season, so it's important to have a good idea of the different spring wedding themes. If you're looking to get some spring wedding ideas, read on. keep reading →

April is National Kite Flying Month here in the US. They have events all over the states. It is a great way to usher in Spring. That do not stop you from flying a kite anytime there is a good breeze.  Let's go fly a kite Up to the highest height... keep reading →

As the calendar inches toward the end of March, parents everywhere are terrified to be stuck at home with their children. Or is that just me? Here are a few survival tips to ensure your sanity remains intact... keep reading →

After writing "Spring Cleaning for the Mobility Impaired" Hub, I got my taboret and table. Somehow the clutter expanded into complete chaos, Some Assembly Required...  My room is clean. It's been cleaned. The... keep reading →

By I.M. COMPLAINER Guest Columnist I hate winter. I've hated winter as long as I can remember. My mom used to tell me to go out and play in the snow because that's what kids do in the winter in New... keep reading →

The Sakura Matsuri Japanese Street Festival in Washington DC is 7 hours of fun! Family friendly with something for everyone it cannot be missed. Read more then go check it out! keep reading →

Spring in India is welcomed in with a lot of noise and colour. This festival when this happens is called Holi and it is a raucous celebration. keep reading →

For more than 25 years I've had to burn my own trash since I live in a rural area that does not have trash removal. When we experience drier than normal conditions, like we have this year, the county places a burn ban on outdoor fires. You know what... keep reading →

Baby Furniture/accessories: 1. First and foremost you'll need a baby crib with slats 2 3/8 inches apart. It should not be painted with lead paint or made before 1989. 2. Don't forget a waterproof baby mattress cover. Your spring baby... keep reading →