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Flagstaff Today 65°: 46° Week 23 Day 156 Wind 4 mph Gusts 14 mph Active Fire: 132 miles away Risk of
Fire: Low Nearest lightning: 1 miles away Air Quality: Fair Overcast Rain Jun Averages: Temps: 70°\43° Moisture: 1 Day
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Monthly Observations
National Candy
Month Link National Fruit and Veggies Month
National Caribbean-American Heritage Month
National Congenital Cytomegalovirus Awareness Month Link
National DJ Month Link
National
Home Ownership Month Link
National Foster A Pet Month National
Ice Tea Month
National GLBT (Gay,Lesbian,Bisexual & Transgender) Pride Month
National GLBT (Gay,Lesbian,Bisexual & Transgender) Book Month
Weekly Observations
National Marina Days: 19-9/1 Link
Internat’l Clothesline Week: 1-7 Nat’l Dog Bite Prevention
Week:1-7 (Post Office) Link
Bedbug Awareness Week: 1-7 Link National Headache Awareness Week: 1-7 Link
Black Single Parents Week: 1-7 National Trailer Safety Week: 1-7 Link
End Mountain Top Removal Week: 1-7 Link
Theater Understudy
Appreciation Week: 1-7
National Business Etiquette Week: 1-7
Zoot Suit Week: 3-8
Daily Observations
Apple II Day Hot
Air Balloon Day
Baby Boomers Recognition Day National
Moonshine Day Link Link
Doughnut Day National
Veggie Burgers Day Link
Festival of Popular Delusions Day Link
Gingerbread Day
HIV Long Term Survivors Awareness Day World Environment Day
International Day for The Fight Against Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated
Fishing
Today’s Quotes
Today’s Memes
Thoughts for the day
Another day of clouds and rain. Nice.
All this rain in June is unusual, but very much appreciated.
Musk has been trashing the ‘big, beautiful bill’ and Trump has been
silent about that for several days. I
wonder why.
Native American Tribal Proverbs
"Remember, the day you
were born, the whole world rejoiced."© Travel South Dakota
This proverb celebrates the
unique value of every individual. It reminds us of the joy our existence brings
to the world. By acknowledging our inherent worth, we find confidence and
purpose.
This saying encourages us to
live a life that honors this joy, contributing positively to society. It’s a
call to embrace our uniqueness and to spread happiness wherever we go.
This wisdom inspires us to
appreciate our journey, knowing that our life is a gift to the world. Embrace
your worth and celebrate life's beauty.
Random Thoughts…
Ants have successfully colonized all continents except, ironically,
Antarctica.
Alaska is home to over 3 million lakes.
Apples are to Doctors as Garlic is to Vampires.
I can’t decide if it’s cooler to light a stick of dynamite with a cigar or to light a cigar off a lit dynamite fuse.
Unknown Civilizations that once ruled the world…
Nok Culture© National
Geographic Education - National Geographic Society
The Nok Culture, thriving from
1000 BCE to 300 CE in modern Nigeria, is known for its remarkable terracotta
sculptures. These artifacts, with detailed human and animal figures, highlight
Nok's artistic sophistication.
Nok society pioneered iron
smelting, marking a significant technological advancement. This innovation
influenced subsequent West African cultures, contributing to regional
development.
Little is known about their
social structure, but their artistic and metallurgical achievements remain
pivotal. Archaeological discoveries continue to unveil the extent of Nok's
influence, revealing a rich cultural heritage that shaped early African societies.
Historic Events
Birthdays
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78 – Laurie Anderson, American singer-songwriter |
@77 – William Boyd, American actor, producer (d. 1972;
Parkinson’s)
@57 – Pat Garrett, American sheriff (d. 1908; shot)
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…The End for today…
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