Week 5 Day 35
Flag Today 43°/23° Sky
cover: A% Wind 9mph Gusts 6mph Active Fire: 428miles away Risk of fire: Very Low Nearest
Lightning: 186 miles away Air Quality: Fair Partly cloudy Feb. Daily Averages: Temps: 47°\19°
Moisture: 5 Days |
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Today’s Quote
Today’s Meme
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Monthly Observations
International Boost Self-Esteem
Month |
International Prenatal Infection
Prevention Month Link |
Weekly Observations
6-2/13
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1-7
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Daily Observations
American Painters Day ARFMA Fancy Rat and Mouse Day |
National Ice Cream For Breakfast Day Link World Play Your Ukulele Day Link |
Today’s Thoughts
The expected 8” did not arrive…yet.
About 2” overnight. At 7am there was sunshine. By noon it was overcast with
only light flurries that were barely sticking. Last night there was lightning within
5 miles from my place…up on the peaks. At that time there was barely enough
very light showers to wet the sidewalk and streets. I took the expected snow to vacuum
the entire house…upstairs and down. It has been a while since I did the whole
place on the same day. Looks a little better. I tried again last night to upgrade
my watch. Still no luck. Not sure what to do next. |
Weird History…
Thomas Edison Created A Baby Doll
And It Was Super Creepy Thomas Edison was one of the most
prolific inventors in history, but what many people don't know is that he
also created a baby doll. This creepy creation had an eerie
resemblance to a real life infant and even made noises when its arms were
moved. It was powered by electricity and featured a wax figure with a cloth
body, glass eyes, and real hair. The invention was meant to be used as a
teaching tool for mothers on how to properly care for their children, however
it quickly gained notoriety due to its uncanny appearance. Although this
bizarre invention may seem too strange to be true, it's actually part of the
incredible legacy left behind by Thomas Edison. |
Civil War Facts
From the Second Battle of Bull Run
to the Battle of Fredericksburg During the second half of 1862,
several bloody conflicts left both armies mourning thousands of casualties.
The Union lost the Second Battle of Bull Run on Aug. 30 and struggled to
recover. The deadliest day of the war up to that date was on Sept. 17, 1862,
at the Battle of Antietam near Sharpsburg, Maryland, where 12,401 Union
soldiers and 10,316 Confederates died and thousands were injured. That
confrontation ended with no winner, but the Union was defeated months later
by Confederate forces at Fredericksburg, Virginia, where the North sustained
nearly equal loss of life. |
Interesting Trivia…
What
is the name of the man who launched eBay back in 1995? What
is the name of the biggest technology company in South Korea? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ *************************************************************************************************** Answer:
Pierre Omidyar Answer:
Samsung |
Historic Events
1943 – Four Chaplains Memorial Day
(in honor of George Fox, Alexander Goode, Clark Poling, and John Washington).
Each gave their life belts to other sailors when the SS Dorchester was
torpedoed near Greenland. 1959 – The Day The Music Died: Big
Bopper, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and Pilot Roger Peterson crashed in a
cornfield near Clear Lake, Iowa. February 3 is Sesame Street’s Elmo’s
birthday. |
Birthdays with some
quotes
@104 – Mary Carlisle, American actress, singer and dancer (d. 2018)
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…The End for today…
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