On this day in 1919 the 18th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States was ratified and enacted into law. One year later, on January 16th, 1920 it became illegal to produce, distribute or sell alcohol in the United States. The National Prohibition Act or as it was more … Continue reading
Here’s a perfect example of how we have gone overboard in this country when it comes to protecting our kids from the real world. I don’t agree with this at all. I will agree that bullying, regardless of whether it’s done in cyberspace or not is wrong; however, we have … Continue reading
Martin Luther King, Jr was born at Atlanta, Georgia on this day in 1929. He was taught to read at home before going to school and advanced rapidly, skipping two grades and entering Morehouse College at age 15. The son of a Baptist minister, he was ordained in 1947. Inspired … Continue reading
Benedict Arnold was born at Norwich, Connecticut on this day in 1741. He was a strong leader and brilliant tactician in the Connecticut militia in the French and Indian War and early in the Revolution. However, he was frequently on the wrong end of various rivalries and his contributions were … Continue reading
[View:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpMkRIXhLH0] This is great – I can’t stop laughing 🙂
As my good friend TV said, “…no politics today…” To those who say Happy Holidays, I say to you, “Happy Holidays” To those who say Merry Christmas, I say to you, “Merry Christmas” and to all of you: May this blog post find you safe, happy and surrounded by those … Continue reading
Received this from a friend of mine, thought it was cute, hope you like it.
The above video was recorded and streamed live using my USTREAM account and my iPhone.
I received this from a family member this morning, although I checked it through my normal sources, considering the source as well as the author, I have very little doubt of it’s authenticity. Burial at Sea by Lt. Col. George Goodson, USMC (Ret) In my 76th year, the events of … Continue reading
George Mason IV was born on his family’s plantation in Fairfax County, Virginia Colony on this day in 1725. His father died in a ferryboat accident ten years later, George lived with an uncle with a library of 1500 volumes where he educated himself. At age 21 he inherited his … Continue reading