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February 20, 2015

Cherry Pie Day
The Cherry
Cherry Pie Recipes
Cherry Pie drink recipe for a crowd of adults
Another adult Cherry Pie drink recipe
Cherry Pie Moonshine (let it sit and blend for 2 weeks and it will really knock your socks off!)
Cherry Pie in the Sky for adults
And then I was struck with a flashback from my middle school days...oh dear.  If you know the song have you ever really listened to the lyrics? It's SUPER dirty!!  Sheesh. I can't believe I got away with listening to this in my young and impressionable days.  Oh my.  My children are NOT allowed to listen to this song!  :)

Hoodie Hoo Day
Sick of Winter? Embrace the Bizarre (But Very Real) Tradition of 'Hoodie-Hoo Day'










Love Your Pet Day
10 Ways to Love Your Pet
The Weird, Wonderful, Surprising Ways Your Pet Shows Love for You

Handcuff Day
The link provides the history of handcuffs and the facts about their uses today.

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