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Week 37 Day 255 Flag Today 76°/45° Wind 2 mph Gusts 7 mph Light Breeze
Active Fire: 68 miles away Risk of fire: High Nearest Lightning: 118 miles away Air Quality: Fair Sunshine Mostly Cloudy Sept. Averages: Temps: 72°\44° Moisture: 5 Days |
Monthly Observations
Sea Cadet
Month |
Subliminal
Communications Month |
Weekly Observations
8-14 Celebrate
Community Link |
9-14 Line
Dance Week Substitute
Teacher Appreciation Week International
Air Ambulance Week Link |
Daily Observations
Hot Cross Bun Day |
Today’s Quote
The unexamined
life is not worth living. Socrates
Today’s Meme
Thoughts for the day
Americans will remember where we were
and what we were doing on this day on 2001. Those not old enough to remember will
be reminded by the many memorials that will happen around the country today.
Monsoon should return this afternoon.
Forest is happy.
I headed out about 10 this morning for
a needed pedicure. My feet feel so much better. The Vietnamese lady I like was
there, so it was a great pedicure.
Riddles
What has lots of eyes, but
can’t see?
Random Thoughts…
When Horace and Daeida Wilcox founded Hollywood in 1887, they hoped it would become a religious community.
Brigitte Bardot – Real Name: Camille Javal
Teddy Roosevelt gave us the phrase ‘speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far’ in 1900.
A group of Caterpillars is called an Army.
Slang Words…
You're
toast
- Pop
culture reference point: "Ghostbusters" (1984)
"You're
toast" is typically deployed when a person or thing is in serious trouble.
The phrase is associated with the hit 1984 blockbuster
"Ghostbusters," although the exact quote used in
the movie is "All right, this chick is toast!"
Riddles
Answer
Answer: A potato.
Birthdays
Ludacris [Christopher
Brian Bridges], 47, Rapper Taraji P.
Henson, 54 Movie Actress Harry
Connick Jr., 57 Pop Singer Bashar
Al-Assad, 59 Politician |
@74 – Tom Landry, American football player and coach
(d. 2000; leukemia)
@47 – O. Henry [William Sydney Porter], American short
story writer (d. 1910; cirrhosis) @44 – D.H. Lawrence, English novelist, poet, playwright,
and critic (d. 1930; TB) |
…The End for today…
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