30 March 2023
Daily Almanac for Flagstaff
Week 13 Day 89 \ Ave. Sky Cover a% \ Visibility 21 miles Flagstaff Today 59° \28° Wind 11mph \ Gusts 22mph
Air Quality: Moderate \ Moderate Risk of fire \ Nearest active fire 245mi \ Nearest
Lightning 1216mi
Mar. Averages for Flagstaff: 51° \ 23° \6
Days of moisture
Sunshine
Today’s
Quote
3/22-4/8
Lent
19-4/16
National Cherry
Blossom Festival Link
22-4/20
Ramadan
24-30
National Farm Workers
Awareness Week Link
25-31
National Physicians
Week Link
26-4/1
Consider
Christianity Week
International Phace Syndrome Awareness Week
National Cleaning Week Link
26-4/9
Passiontide
26-4/1
Passion Week
29-4/1
International
Listening Association Week
30-4/2
Mule Days
Daily Observations
Doctors Day
Link
Grass Is Always Browner On The Other Side Of The Fence Day
I Am In Control Day Link
International Laundry Folding Day
Pencil Day
Take a Walk in the Park Day Torrents Day Link
Turkey Neck Soup Day Virtual Vacation Day Link
World Bi-polar Day Link
My
Sometimes-Long-Winded Thoughts
Another
nice spring day..
I
got my latest Verizon upgrade notice yesterday. I went to the nearest Verizon
store. It was a very good experience. It took some time, but I got the 14 max
pro. So far I’m happy with it. The best part, I was able to do the change from
my old iPhone right there and it only took about 20 minutes. Verizon is
learning about customer service.
Last
week a local bank was robbed by a young man. Yesterday he and his buddy…aged 16
and 15, were arrested in in Barstow, CA. Turns out CA, AZ and a few other states
had arrest warrants active for both of them.
Last
night, CNN had a segment on Assault Weapons and how the bullets explode
internally of the victim. The video shot an assault weapon bullet into that
gel-material, then shot a regular rifle bullet into gel-material. This should
be mandatory videos for every person in Congress and state legislatures. I
believe this would change their attitude about gun reform laws we so
desperately need.
Enjoy…
Facts…
Dr. Seuss
wrote Green Eggs and Ham because someone bet him it was impossible to write a children's
book with fewer than 50 different words in it.
More Slang
origins…
Scarce As Hen’s Teeth
If something’s as scarce as hen’s teeth,
you probably won’t have much luck finding it. This phrase is used to denote
something that is extremely rare or in short supply.
Beauty in
our 50 states…
You may not mean to drive to it, but
you'll never forget driving through it. A favorite of base jumpers for its
gorgeous gorges and outdoorsy types come to ogle America’s newest national
park, West Virginia's scenery is full of unbroken, rolling old hills and rivers
spilling down limestone. The Monongahela National Forest exemplifies the
forested, rocky terrain that kids from Maine to Missouri grew up clambering
through. One of the most overlooked corners of the country evokes the best
parts of the eastern half of the continent.
Historical
Events
1822 – The Florida Territory was created
in the United States.
1856 – The Treaty of Paris was signed,
ending the Crimean War.
1981 – President Ronald Reagan was shot
in the chest outside a Washington, DC hotel by John Hinckley Jr. He later told
his wife, Nancy, ”Honey, I forgot to duck.”
2017 – SpaceX conducted the world’s first
re-flight of an orbital class rocket.
Birthdays
Today