| Last Sunday
was
Easter and so many people were confused by this year's early
Easter
date, that I couldn't resist a short explanation.
Generally Easter is the first Sunday after the full moon, after
the
vernal equinox. The earliest it could occur is on March 22
and
the latest is April 25th (based on a Western calendar).
The
last time it happened on March 23rd was in 1913 and the
next
time it will be this early is in 2160. So there you have
it. If you want to know more about this holiday you can link here.
Now with Easter and the vernal equinox behind us we can
look
forward to lengthening days and warmer weather (unless, of
course you are south of the equator). So take a minute to
relax and read through our monthly newsletter and drop me a line
if
I can be of service. |
bald eagles, well . . . they
actually do have a covering on their heads. In fact, if
you
ever wanted a list of "misnamed items", you can find one right
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