February 8 in the folk calendar is marked as Fedorov, or Pea Day, and in the Orthodox calendar as the day of Theodore the Studite, a Byzantine church leader. From 798, the monk Theodore served as abbot of the Studian monastery in Constantinople, fought against iconoclasm and left behind interesting theological letters and writings.
What you should not do:
It is impossible for women who dream of marriage to hold “Sour Girls” exclusively in a female business. There must be at least one man nearby, otherwise you can stay single for the rest of your life. You can’t clean the house. You can’t remove or sweep cobwebs, and even more, you can’t kill the spider – they say it will bring misfortune and need to the family.
Panels:
If it snows that day, Holy Week (Easter) will be cold, if it’s dry, don’t expect rain on Easter either. If the birds nest on the sunny side of trees or houses, it will be a cold summer and vice versa. Sparrows make nests, and magpies fly to the forest – to constant warmth. If you throw a straw on the snow and it falls into a snowdrift, all the snow will melt in exactly one month. Crows build their nests on the sunny side – until a cold and rainy summer. The sparks formed at the contact points of the current collectors of trams, trolleybuses and electric wire trains have a blue color – in dry weather. Pots and pans easily boil on the edge – until snow falls. Magpies hide under the roof – to snowfall. They chirp loudly in the yard – at news or at the arrival of guests. The magpie jumps on the roof of the house on March 8 – there will be a death in this house. The horse is lying on the ground – to the blizzard. The birds have arrived – there will be plenty of bread. The dergach shouted early – the horses would get sick. If a quail screamed that day, the horses will be full and happy. The sound of a woodpecker is heard – in late spring. Titmouses sing loudly – in warm weather. The chaffinch shouted – to frost.
Name Day: Alexander, Alexei, Antioch, Antoninus, Damian, Zevin, Ivan, Mikhail, Moses, Nikolai, Polycarp, Polychrony, Sergey.
“Heroes’ wives”: the wives of the Nizhny Novgorod participants of the special operation became the heroines of the project
Urban areas of Nizhny Novgorod through the eyes of a neural network
