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Best Day of the Year! Spotlight on Me!!! -…

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Inside Text: Shadow? No shadow? Spring? More winter? WHATEVER!!! Today, the spotlight is on ME!!! HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY!
Artist: Ruth Logsdon
Product Id: 1029285

Shadow? No shadow? Spring? More winter? WHATEVER!!! Today, the spotlight is on ME!!! HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY!

Inside a Groundhog's Head Feb. 1st? - Happy…

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Inside Text: Perhaps this year, I should work to upgrade my rodent image. Top hat? Would sunglasses make me look like a star? Do I need an entourage? With so many important questions, who cares about seeing shadows or the weather??? HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY!
Artist: Ruth Logsdon
Product Id: 1029319

Perhaps this year, I should work to upgrade my rodent image. Top hat? Would sunglasses make me look like a star? Do I need an entourage? With so many important questions, who cares about seeing shadows or the weather??? HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY!

Which is better to be a Groundhog or a Turkey? -…

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Inside Text: Is it better to be a groundhog or a turkey? A groundhog is a rodent that people make a star one day a year and try to eradicate the other 364 days. A turkey is cared for on a farm for 364 days a year and must survive only one deadly day. Good question. HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY!
Artist: Ruth Logsdon
Product Id: 1029335

Is it better to be a groundhog or a turkey? A groundhog is a rodent that people make a star one day a year and try to eradicate the other 364 days. A turkey is cared for on a farm for 364 days a year and must survive only one deadly day. Good question. HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY!