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Fire: Moderate Nearest lightning: 124 miles away Air Quality: Fair Partly Cloudy Sunshine Jul Averages: Temps: 82°\51° Moisture: 8 Day
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Weekly Observations
Tour de
France: 5-27 Link
National Cancer Survivor Sibling Week: 13-19 Link National Farriers Week: 13-19
Operation Safe Driver Week: 13-19 Link Nude
Recreation Weekend: 13-19
Rabbit Week: 15-21 (Magician's) Sponsor: Melvin Rabbit (Canada)
Hemingway Look-Alike Days: 16-20 Hemp
History Week: 16-22
National Baby Food Week: 16-19 Link National Parenting Gifted Children Week:
16-22 Link
National Ventriloquism Week: 16-19 Link World Eskimo
Olympic Games: 16-20
World Lumberjack Championships: 16-19 Link
Family Golf Week: 17-19 Link
Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) Education & Awareness Week: 18-25
Daily Observations
Celebration of The Horse
Day Nelson Mandela
International Day Link
Insurance Nerd Day Link Park and Recreation Professionals Day
National Caviar Day Robin Hood Day Link
National Sour Candy Day Link Perfect Family Day
World Listening Day Link National Pajama Day Link
Today’s Quotes
Today’s Memes
Thoughts for the day
A much cooler day and already a small rainstorm. More expected.
I had lunch with Andy and Faith at our favorite Chinese place. They will
be here for about a week.
Epstein was a bad guy. Release everything.
Israel is not innocent in the current war. Five Americans have bee killed
by Israel. No one has been prosecuted in any American killings. Only 3% of
those who died by Israel fire have been prosecuted. A sad but truthful series
of events.
Famous Quotes That People Have Always
Misinterpreted
"Et tu, Brute?" – Julius Caesar
This quote was popularized by William
Shakespeare in his Julius Caesar play, but there are no historical records that
it was said by Caesar himself. Shakespeare chose to use this line to reflect
the themes of tragedy and betrayal in his play. It shows just how easily
literature can change our historical understanding.
Literary Legends…
Langston Hughes
Langston Hughes was a pivotal voice of the
Harlem Renaissance, infusing poetry with the rhythms of jazz and the realities
of everyday Black life. His accessible yet profound verses captured the hopes,
struggles, and cultural pride of his community, resonating far beyond his era.
Hughes’s influence continues to shape contemporary literature and activism,
inspiring new generations to find their own voices. His enduring legacy is
explored in depth by the Poetry Foundation.
Random Thoughts…
The first movie ever given the title ‘Blockbuster’ was ‘Jaws.’
“Hocus Pocus” may have been coined by Protestants to mock the Catholic transubstantiation incantation used to turn bread and wine into flesh and blood, “hoc est corpus.”
A group of Oysters is called a Bed.
Historic Events
Click
here for 18 July history
Birthdays
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85 – James Brolin, American actor 78 – Steve Forbes, American publisher 61 – Wendy Williams, American talk show host 58 – Vin Diesel (Mark Sinclair ), American actor 45 – Kristen Bell, American actress |
@95 – Nelson Mandela, South African politician, 1st
President of South Africa (d. 2013)
@84 – Red Skelton (Richard Bernard Skelton ),
American actor and comedian (d. 1997) @67 – Hunter S. Thompson, American journalist and author
(d. 2005; suicide) @65 – Margaret Brown, American philanthropist, activist (d.
1932)
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…The End for today…






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