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60In Flanders Fields... the poem
In Flanders Fields - a poem by Dr. John McCrae In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid...
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75The New Dollar....Not Quite Minus "In God We Trust"
Picking coins out of my wallet yesterday for a puchase.. I came across a strange one which I thought at first was a game token or something similar. It was the new dollar coin. It wasn't till later I...
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68Hair Care... the myths... the reality... interesting facts to know.
Think brushing your hair 100 strokes each night is healthy? Will frequent trims really make your hair grow faster? Read on to discover the simple truths about your hair. Myth #1: Frequent trims make hair...
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67Self Responsibility Equals Self Respect
From the day a child is born the parents of that child should be aware that from that moment on their greatest job will be to nurture that child to where in 18 years he/she can step out on his/her own... a...
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65Saul Alinsky and Barack Obama ... Rules For Radicals
Who was Saul Alinsky? He was the pioneer of the "community organizer" in Chicago. He wrote the book that decreed how to be that "community organizer". Barack Obama began his political career by bouncing...
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65Glacier National Park... a national natural treasure...Crown Jewel of the parks
Awesome splendor. Those were the two words that came to mind ... blocking out all others.. as we stood at the end of the board walk trail on our first trip to Glacier National Park. No words or photos can...
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67Homemade Yogurt... healthy, tasty, easy to make and inexpensive
If you like yogurt for it's health benefits or just because... you will love this. Mixed with fresh fruit ... it is delicious. Great in innumerable recipes.... from mashed potoatoes to smoothies. ...
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63Caldecott Award winning children's books by David Wiesner
Flying frogs, fallen trees, clouds... all wonderful backdrops for wonderful wordless books illustrated by the masterful David Wiesner. A child's imagination can connect with his books with no problem at all...
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73For The Love Of Weathervanes
How many weathervanes have you noticed? Perhaps you notice them only if you have a love for them. The first recorded use of a weathervane is from 48 BC in Athens, Greece where it stood atop the Tower of the...
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62The Stars and Stripes.. the Hammar and Sickle....the Foundations they Stand Upon.
There are two documents that all should be familiar with. I often wonder how many people are familiar with either. How can anyone know how to value something if one has no knowledge of the foundation upon...
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