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Today is the Summer Solstice (Midsummer, Litha, St. Johns Day) ... the longest day of the year when the sun is at it's highest power.

The calendars mostly call this day the day that Summer begins... Why then do some call it Midsummer you ask?  Because according to old folklore calendars, Summer begins May 1st and ends on August 1st placing this day, June 21st, exactly in the middle... Hence... Midsummer.  To me this does tend to make more sense  since all days following today gradually begin getting shorter

Today is a day full of magick and folklore and tradition...Soak up the sun, eat fresh vegetables and fruits.  Celebrate the earth and it's bounty.  Wear flowers in your hair.

6/22/2011 03:01:01 am

The summer solstice always makes Daddy Deere a little sad. It means after today there will be less daylight to do farmwork. I secretly rejoice. Shhhh!

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7/28/2011 02:22:13 am

Thank you for keeping your Today is the Best Day to... page. I know I'm just one person, so I appreciate it.

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