Happy New Year!

No two years are alike. What are the soon to be “Good Old Days” for one person can be a year of incredible hardship and challenges for another. 2008 brought with it some wild, wacky weather and I expect we’ll see more in the year ahead. Certainly, our economy crumbled during the last 12 months and for many, we have to think about how to do things more frugally. Back t basics can be a good  way to deal with any hardship.

I am grateful to those who either read the Farmers’ Almanac, watch Farmers’ Almanac Television or communicate with us via our web. Each of you is important to Sandi and me. We hope that we are able to provide you with much needed information (weather, gardening, home remedies) and fun. As we all enter a new year, let’s do it with a sense of opportunity and an attitude that will make 2009 a year to remember.

Have a safe and Happy New Year!!

Pete Geiger, Philom.

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2 comments

1 Darlene { 01.05.09 at 12:07 pm }

The old saying is: thunder and lightening in the winter months is a sign of rough bad weather to come!

2 Verton Miller { 01.02.09 at 10:18 pm }

I have a weather lore question. I have heard that lightning in December means something but can’t remember what. Thanks

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