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Today’s Quote
Weekly Observations
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International Dyslexia Association
Reading Week: 22-28 |
Spiritual Care Week: 16-22 |
Daily Observations
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INTERNATIONAL CAP LOCKS DAY Link |
National Merri Music Day (reggae music) |
Today’s Thoughts
Another very nice fall day.
For as long as I can remember,
on the first Saturday after the season changes, I flip my mattress. I finally
was able to do it today as I couldn’t stand long enough to do it on time. Feels
good to get it finally be able to do it.
As of Friday, there were only
9 working days in Congress until a government shutdown. During all the previous
shutdowns, Federal employees, considered non-essential, are sent home.
Non-essential at both BIA and Oversees American Schools, those for embassy and
military dependents, are sent home and students in dorms are sent home. Then
after a day or two everyone is back at work, life goes on. All are paid as if
it never happened. As everyone knows
this is not a normal time. A lengthy shutdown would hurt all Americans, but the
crazies in the House don’t seem to care…after all they get paid anyway.
Enjoy
Halloween
information… Trivia…
In terms of spending on
Halloween items, Americans spent the most on costumes in 2021,
followed by candy (both categories were around $3 billion.
Random Trivia…
Ancient Celts across what is now the UK, Ireland and northern
France marked the day with bonfires and donned costumes to ward off ghosts of
the dead, which they believed returned to Earth on that day.By the 11th
century, as Christianity spread over Celtic territory, the Roman Empire had
established November 1 as All Saint’s
Day, likely in an attempt to replace the older Celtic holiday with a Christian
one, according to History. The night before All Saint’s Day came to be known as
All-hallowmas, then All Hallows Eve, and eventually Halloween.
Historic Events
1844 – End of World predicted
by William Miller and his followers. #falsealarm
1883 – New York’s Metropolitan
Opera House opened.
1962 – President John F.
Kennedy addressed the country, demanding that Cuba removed Soviet missiles and
equipment that had been secretly placed on the island.
Birthdays with some quotes
@96 – Joan Fontaine,
British-American actress (d. 2013)
85 – Christopher Lloyd, actor
80 – Catherine Deneuve, French
actress
77 – Deepak Chopra,
Indian-American physician, and author
“The best use of imagination
is creativity. The worst use of imagination is anxiety.”
@75 – Timothy Leary,
American LSD psychologist (d. 1996; prostate cancer)
@74 – Franz Liszt,
Hungarian pianist, and composer (d. 1886; pneumonia)
“In life, one must decide
whether to conjugate the verb to have or the verb to be.”
72 – Jeff Goldbloom, actor
@70 – Annette
Funicello, American actress, and singer (d. 2013; MS)
“I am the creator of my
reality.”
@62 – N.C. Wyeth,
American painter, and illustrator (d. 1945; auto creash)
60 – Bob Odenkirk, actor, new
author
59 – TobyMac, American
singer-songwriter
“Focusing on the negative only
makes a difficult journey more difficult.”
55 – Shaggy (Orville Richard Burrell),
Jamaican singer-songwriter and DJ
“I hope the time will never
come when I shall feel satisfied. To reach the goal of one’s ambitions must be
tragic.”
39 – Zac Hanson, American
singer-songwriter and drummer
“Something in me wanted to
find out how far I could run without stopping.”
…The End for today…
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