Week: 51 Day: 347
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Today’s Quote
Weekly Observations
5-24 |
Andisop
(Meterological Fiddling) Link |
10-17 |
Human Rights Week |
12-18 |
Gluten-free
Baking Week Link |
13-17 |
Cookie
Exchange Week |
Favorite Memes
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Have a laugh
What did the mushroom say to the bouncer? Let me in ‘cause
I'm a fungi. |
Trivia
George Washington was our first President. We
all just naturally assume that George was number one. Except maybe not. Maybe he was ONE of
the firsts. During the American Revolution, several presidents were elected
by the Continental Congress, the first being Peyton Randolph, who created the
Continental Army. Thomas Mifflin, who was president between 1783 and 1784,
oversaw the ratification of the Treaty of Paris. John Hancock, who became
more famous for signing the Declaration of Independence, was the president
between 1785 and 1786. George Washington was our first president to be
elected by the people, but technically speaking, he was our 15th president. |
My Sometimes-Long-Winded Thoughts
A cool, nice day. I did some
laundry while watching my Sunday news programs. I’ll
listen to the Bronco’s game on the internet machine and watch the Cards play
tonight. Tornados
are no longer just in tornado alley. Climate change to blame. Sad. Turns out
Tucker Carson is often touted on Soviet TV to show the disapproval of Bodem
in the US. |
Historical Events
1294
– Saint Celestine V resigned from the papacy after only five months to return
to his previous life as an ascetic hermit. 1962 – NASA launched Relay 1, the first
active repeater communications satellite in Earth orbit. 1972 – Eugene Cernan and Harrison
Schmitt began the third and final extra-vehicular activity (EVA) or
“Moonwalk” of Apollo 17. 1991 – North and South Korea officially
ended their war. (Fighting stopped in 1953) 2018 Apple announces new $1 billion
campus in Austin, Texas and expansion in other US cities |
Birthdays Today
96 – Dick Van Dyke, American
actor, singer, and dancer @91 – Christopher Plummer, Canadian
actor (d. 2021) 80 – John Davidson, American actor, and
game show host 73 – Ted Nugent, American
singer-songwriter 71 – Wendy Malick, American actress 64 – Steve Buscemi, actor @63 – Mary Todd Lincoln, 16th First
Lady (d. 1882; stroke) 54 – Jamie Foxx, American actor, and
comedian 32 – Taylor Swift, American
singer-songwriter |