Due to his propensity for digging trenches, Robert E. Lee got the nickname "King of" this card suit

Earth Day

Hmm...an open concept will work, so let's knock down that wall with Drew & Jonathan, the "Property" these

In 2013 this actress turned down the title role in "Cinderella"--she was a different Disney heroine 4 years later

The Mayan god Ek Chuah was in charge of this bean product, not so sweet in those times

Adam "Stovepipe" Johnson got his alias when he disguised stovepipes as these weapons on the battlefield

Daylight saving time ends (in 2020)

Karen & Mina attack homes like surgeons, unafraid to use an open concept on a place with "Good" these, the show's title

In 1919 the U.S. deported anarchist Emma Goldman to this country

How do you like them these fruits Idun provided to Norse gods? Loki sure did when he arranged for their theft

Some call this Confederate cavalry general "Jeb", but others dubbed him "Beauty" during his early days

National Hangover Day (think about it a half-sec, you'll get it)

In Feb. 1979 on Boston's WGBH, Bob Vila took on a Reno at a Victorian in Dorchester in the first season of this show

Diana Rigg's character on this show got her name from the "man appeal" or "M. appeal" the producers wanted

The Egyptian fertility god Min dined on lettuce, believed to be this, any food that stimulates desire

For his uniform color & his spooky elusiveness, Confederate raider John Mosby was "The Gray" this

Burning Man

Episodes of "Tidying Up" with this home makeover maven included "Sparking Joy After a Loss" & "Tidying with Toddlers"

In 1821 Emma Willard opened what's now the Emma Willard School; an early student was this daughter of Judge Daniel Cady

The blood of Kvasir was the origin of a type of this honey wine that gave wisdom & poetic inspiration to those who drank it

On his way to Savannah, you might have heard Union troops calling him "Uncle Billy"

Ash Wednesday

Nicole Curtis habitually saves Detroit homes from demolition on this DIY show that can build a very different 12 steps

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To maintain their immortality, the Greek gods drank nectar & ate this