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My pet peeve: all those tricky snipe hunts - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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October is a month with both serious and frivolous events on the calendar. It is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—that’s the serious one—and it is also home to Halloween, which is not serious, unless you’re terrified of Jack-o-Lanterns. But in researching this month’s events and holidays, I also came across this: The second week of October is Pet Peeve Week. Which I found very curious because I did not know that peeves could be kept as pets. I thought they were wild animals, like snipes, which I hu
My pet peeve: all those tricky snipe hunts - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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October is a month with both serious and frivolous events on the calendar. It is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—that’s the serious one—and it is also home to Halloween, which is not serious, unless you’re terrified of Jack-o-Lanterns. But in researching this month’s events and holidays, I also came across this: The second week of October is Pet Peeve Week. Which I found very curious because I did not know that peeves could be kept as pets. I thought they were wild animals, like snipes, which I hu
Of Checkers and politicians’ dogs - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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This week we celebrate Checkers Day, which, oddly, is also known as Dogs in Politics Day. And what, you may ask, do a board game and presidential canines have in common? Literally, nothing. Except that a former U.S. senator happened to have a dog named after the aforementioned board game, and he used that black-and-white cocker spaniel to help defend himself against accusations of maintaining a secret campaign fund. The politician was Richard Nixon, who later would become our 37th president, and
It’s that time of year for the great seasonal debate - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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In a few days, summer will give way to fall as the autumnal equinox arrives on September 22, launching, as it does every year, the Great Debate about when the seasons really change. It’s the battle of the astronomers versus the meteorologists, with the calendar-makers caught in the middle. But don’t feel too sorry for the hemerologists. They’re just stuck in their old ways. Some explanation may be in order, perhaps starting with the question you may be asking right now: What the heck is a hemero
Hispanic Heritage Month begins in September - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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Hispanic Heritage Month begins this month and runs through mid-October. It’s an important commemoration here in Florida where 29 percent of the state’s population has Hispanic roots. After all, Florida was originally colonized by Spain, with explorer Juan Ponce de Leon first arriving on the peninsula in 1513 and Pedro Menendez de Aviles establishing the first permanent European settlement at St. Augustine in 1565. Florida didn’t become a territory of the United States until 1822 and wasn’t admit
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