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December 2 1760 – 5th US Attorney General, John Breckinridge, is born 1777 – According to legend, Philadelphia nurse Lydia Darragh saves the lives of General George Washington and his Continental Army when she overhears the British planning a surprise attack on Washington’s army for the following day. Darragh eavesdropped while they made plans in […] The post This Day […]
What Has Happened to US? I mean US in both ways- what has happened to us, and what has happened to these United States? Perhaps it is a result of the 24/7 news cycle, social media, and frustrations fueled by a media that picks agenda over truth. Certainly, an overreaching and powerful government lends to […] The post What Has […]
December 1 1135 – Henry I of England dies and the crown is passed to his nephew, Stephen of Boise 1581 – After being tortured, Edmund Champion and other Jesuit martyrs are hanged at Tyburn, England for sedition 1761 – Swiss-born modeler in wax who founded the exhibition on London’s Baker Street, Madame Tussaud, is […] The post This Day […]
With the holidays coming up as you prepare to travel, some of you may wish to take your firearm with you. The first time I flew to see my brother in South Dakota, I wanted to take my handgun with me. I wasn’t sure what the proper procedure was for traveling with my weapon, so I […] The post The Proper […]
Bob Dylan has taken the Noble Prize controversy a step further when it was reported that he will skip a White House event hosted by Barack Obama. Dylan received backlash when he stayed quiet for weeks before accepting the Noble Prize for Literature. However, he is not attending the award ceremony in Stockholm. This made many unsure […] The post Sorry Obama, […]
How Ugly Christmas Sweaters Came To Be and Why You Need One It’s officially the Christmas Season! That means Christmas parties, Christmas decorations, Christmas movies, and songs… and ugly Christmas sweaters. We’ve all seen them- brightly colored and loudly decorated, sometimes with crude phrases. If you want an idea of just how crazy some of […] The post Ugly Christmas […]
Horrible rains, floods, nor the closed streets and multiple police stages surrounding neighbor Trump Tower could stop the hundreds of interested bidders who came to try and own a piece of Hollywood history. Each year, Turner Classic Movies and Bonhams New York Auction House co-host a special Hollywood-themed auction for the definitive partnership for classic […] The post Lights, Camera, […]
Failed Green Party Presidential nominee, Jill Stein, has raised 6.5 million dollars to conduct a recount in three states: Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. Stein stated this measure is necessary due to “reported hacks into voter and party databases.” When pressed to provide evidence regarding Stein’s claims, she responded, “We do not have evidence of fraud. […] The post Jill Stein […]
November 30 1016 – Cnut the Great (Canute), King of Denmark, claims the English throne after the death of Edmund ‘Ironside’ 1648 – English Parliamentary army captures King Charles I 1667 – English satirist and writer Jonathan Swift is born 1731 – Nearly 100,000 die when an earthquake hits Beijing 1776 – Admiral Richard Howe […] The post This Day […]
Alexis Monsanto originally studied Medical Technology in college, but was steered into design after creating costumes for the local marching band and majorette squad. He designed gowns for his close friends participating in small beauty pageants. As the demand for more custom dresses and formal wear increased, his passion for creative design was born. He began to […] The post Cindy’s Corners […]