Trashed my (Today) Folder under "Search For":

I accidentally trashed my (ToDay) Folder: It was directly above my (Yesterday)folder. Can anyone help me get it back? I Kinda sorta like it.
There is a snap shot
Here >> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v189/cedarbird6/Computers/searchforo2.gif
showing where and what I’m talking about
Thanks

+Being new here I haven’t learned the ropes+. So just to B sure I want to thank you again Neil…
Thank you very much for such a fast reply. I knew it had to be something simple as it was so easy to delete:).
I could not find any help from the help menu .
Saepius Exertus

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