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Flagstaff Today 86°: 51° Week 28 Day 188 Wind 7 mph Gusts 11 mph Active Fire: 117 miles away Risk of
Fire: Extreme Nearest lightning: 235 miles away Air Quality: Fair Partly Cloudy Sunshine Jul Averages: Temps: 82°\51° Moisture: 8 Day
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Monthly Observations
Self-Care Month Link………………………………………..Smart Irrigation Month Link
Smartphone Courtesy………………………...Month Wheat Month Link
Social Wellness Month……………………….Women's Motorcycle Month
Tour de France Month (1-24)……………….World Watercolor Month Link
Vehicle Theft Prevention Month Link…………Worldwide Bereaved Parents Month
Weekly Observations
National
Independent Living Week: 1-7 National
Unassisted Homebirth Week: 1-7
Freedom Week: 4-10 National
Marijuana Facts Week: 4-10
Roswell UFO Days: 4-6 Link
Tour de France: 5-27 Link
Be Nice To New Jersey Week: 6-12 National Theraputic Recreation Week:
6-12 Link
Nude Recreation Week: 7-13 Link Running
of The Bulls (Spain): 7-14
World Orienteering Days: 7-12 Link
Daily Observations
Chocolate
Day Link National Strawberry Sundae Day
Dive Bar Day Link Father-Daughter
Take a Walk Together Day
Global Forgiveness Day Tell
the Truth Day
National Day of Rock n' Roll World
Chocolate Day
National Dive Bar Day World Kiswahili Language Day
National Macaroni Day
Today’s Quotes
Today’s Memes
Thoughts for the day
A warm summer day.
I got my vehicle registration for 2 years, so I’m set.
This is such a difficult time for Texans after the historic flooding.
I did some major kitchen cleaning today. Things there look much better.
I have another treatment on Monday, so probably no blog.
Famous Quotes That People Have Always
Misinterpreted
"I can see Russia from my house" –
Sarah Palin
Today I Found Out writes, “Sarah Palin
never said ‘I can see Russia from my house.’ Tina Fey did, in a hilarious skit
on Saturday Night Live.” Palin’s actual statement was about how close Russia
and Alaska are to each other. The quote is often used to critique her foreign
policy credentials, even though it’s inaccurate.
Famous Historical Myths That People
Still Believe Today
Vikings Wore Horned Helmets ©Telewizja
Boleslawiec, 2018 on Wikimedia Commons
The classic image of a Viking wearing a horned
helmet comes from operas, not history. Actual Viking helmets were simple and
lacked horns. The idea of horned helmets likely started as a dramatic costume
choice, not a historical fact.
Random Thoughts…
Nutella was invented during WWII when an Italian pastry maker mixed
hazelnuts into chocolate to extend his chocolate ration.
Dragons don’t breathe fire, they blow it. #science
A group of Hornets is called a Nest or Bike.
The ‘@’ sign is called ‘crazy A’ in Bosnian, ‘snail’ in Italian, ‘worm’ in Hungarian, ‘monkey tail’ in Dutch, and ‘cinnamon roll’ in Swedish.
No word in the English language rhymes with toilet.
A group of biological Cells working together is a Tissue.
Historic Events
Birthdays
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98 – Doc Severinsen, American trumpet player, conductor 85 – Ringo Starr, English singer-songwriter, Beatles’ drummer, and actor 76 – Shelley Duvall, American actress 60 – Mo Collins (Maureen Ann Collins), American comedic actress 59 – Jim Gaffigan, American comedian
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@87 – Simone Beck, French chef, author (d. 1991) @80 – Otto Frederick Rohwedder, American engineer, invented sliced bread (d. 1960) @80 – Robert A. Heinlein, American science fiction writer (d. 1988) @75 – Satchel Paige (Leroy Robert Paige), American baseball player and
coach (d. 1982; heart attack) @63 – Joel Siegel, American journalist, critic (d. 2007; colon cancer) @53 – Mary Ford, American singer, guitarist (d. 1977; alcohol abuse) |
…The End for today…






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