- Dr. Seuss
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Thursday, November 17, 2016
Oh, Schoolwork...
I'm back, guys!
Sorry I was gone so long, I had to turn in a college-course essay (and research it, and edit it, and write it) in four days, and go out of town this weekend. My sanity is slowly returning.
As recompense and relaxation, here are some fun schoolwork stories to liven up your day!
Sorry I was gone so long, I had to turn in a college-course essay (and research it, and edit it, and write it) in four days, and go out of town this weekend. My sanity is slowly returning.
As recompense and relaxation, here are some fun schoolwork stories to liven up your day!
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Happy Sesame Street Day!
Heads-up, guys, November 10th is Sesame Street Day!!!
Thank you to the man who taught us how to dream, how to count, how to tell the difference, how to say goodbye, how to laugh, how to forgive, how to believe in Christmas, and how to smile, even when we don't feel like it.
Thank you to the man who taught us how to dream, how to count, how to tell the difference, how to say goodbye, how to laugh, how to forgive, how to believe in Christmas, and how to smile, even when we don't feel like it.
I think you did.
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
President Postings
What with the whole kerfuffle over this year's elections, I thought I'd just put up some fun about some of our former presidents and politicians to liven up the day.
(Comment on your favorite president!)
George Washington
- Had a pack of hunting dogs with names ranging from Captain to Cloe to Sweet Lips
- Found several bullet-holes in his coat after a battle, yet didn't have a scratch on himself
- Once called a truce during a battle to return British General Howe's dog to him after it wandered across the patriot lines
- Once accepted a bet from a cocky aide-de-camp to see who could leap their horse over a tall hedge. He allowed the aide to jump his horse first, then rode around the edge of the brush to give a few 'kind' words to the man sitting on his horse, belly-deep in mud
- Was an active fireman even in his old age
- Hated to be announced boldly in public
- Accidentally caused the death of his mother's sorrel stallion one morning before breakfast by over-exerting it when he was trying to break it in and refused to be bucked off
John Adams
- While on a diplomatic mission in France, accidentally sent some pages of his diary to the Continental Congress, which stopped it's operations to read them aloud and laugh at him
- Regretted the American protest of the tea tax by boycott, as he was very fond of tea
John Quincy Adams
- Was given a pet alligator by Lafayette (as a re-gift)
Thomas Jefferson
- Played the violin
- Once drove away two young suitors for the hand of his future wife by being first in her parlor one day and playing said violin. The two other suitors admitted that it would be better to go home than attempt to compete with him
- Was the most multilingual of all the presidents, speaking six languages and studying three
- Was very educated, being a world traveller, and thus knew that tomatoes weren't poisonous while his fellow Americans thought they were, and ate one in front of everyone at a party without telling them otherwise
- Had an attack-sheep on his front lawn
Yeah, anyone can be president :)
(Comment on your favorite president!)
George Washington
- Had a pack of hunting dogs with names ranging from Captain to Cloe to Sweet Lips
- Found several bullet-holes in his coat after a battle, yet didn't have a scratch on himself
- Once called a truce during a battle to return British General Howe's dog to him after it wandered across the patriot lines
- Once accepted a bet from a cocky aide-de-camp to see who could leap their horse over a tall hedge. He allowed the aide to jump his horse first, then rode around the edge of the brush to give a few 'kind' words to the man sitting on his horse, belly-deep in mud
- Was an active fireman even in his old age
- Hated to be announced boldly in public
- Accidentally caused the death of his mother's sorrel stallion one morning before breakfast by over-exerting it when he was trying to break it in and refused to be bucked off
John Adams
- While on a diplomatic mission in France, accidentally sent some pages of his diary to the Continental Congress, which stopped it's operations to read them aloud and laugh at him
- Regretted the American protest of the tea tax by boycott, as he was very fond of tea
John Quincy Adams
- Was given a pet alligator by Lafayette (as a re-gift)
Thomas Jefferson
- Played the violin
- Once drove away two young suitors for the hand of his future wife by being first in her parlor one day and playing said violin. The two other suitors admitted that it would be better to go home than attempt to compete with him
- Was the most multilingual of all the presidents, speaking six languages and studying three
- Was very educated, being a world traveller, and thus knew that tomatoes weren't poisonous while his fellow Americans thought they were, and ate one in front of everyone at a party without telling them otherwise
- Had an attack-sheep on his front lawn
Yeah, anyone can be president :)
Monday, November 7, 2016
Monday Morning Quote
"To the world you may be one person;
But to one person you may be the world."
- Dr. Seuss
But to one person you may be the world."
- Dr. Seuss
Friday, November 4, 2016
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
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