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Week 40 Day 277 Flag Today 79°/A° Air Quality: Moderate
Mostly Cloudy Wind 1 mph Gusts 3
mph Active Fire: 44
miles away Risk of fire: Extreme Nearest Lightning: 1350 miles away Oct. Averages: Temps: 64°\32° Moisture: 3 Days |
Monthly
Observations
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Church Safety and Security Month |
Corn Month Link |
Weekly
Observations
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9/27-10/6 International
Sand Sculpting Championships Link National
Chimney Safety Week 1-5 Trichotillomania,
Skin Picking & Related BFRB Awareness Week Link 1-7 Getting
The World To Beat A Path To Your Door Week |
3-5 National
Storytelling Weekend 3-10 No
Salt Week |
Daily
Observations
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Butterfly and Hummingbird
Day |
National Body Language Day Link |
Today’s
Quote
Today’s
Meme
Thoughts
for the day
I headed out this morning to get my
flu shot…that’s 2 down (COVID & Flu), all that is left is RSV. My doctor
told me not to do RSV last year ‘cause it was new and there were still
questions. Them questions must have been answered cause now he says to get one.
I’ve still got stuff to do before I
head for Mexico, but I’m slowly getting there. I’ll be ready when the time
comes. I’ve done many trips to their place, and every time we do something new
to me. This time will be no different.
I watched the VP debate. Listening to
the commentary, everyone saw a different debate…no wonder there is no clear
winner. The right is saying that Vance won by a landslide. The left is saying
Walz was the clear winner. Only the voters will tell us on election day.
The Middle East is awaiting the retaliation
from yesterday’s strike. I really can’t imagine what it is like to live in a war
zone.
Riddles
The 22nd and 24th presidents
of the United States of America had the same parents but were not brothers. How
can this be possible
Random
Thoughts…
·
We live in a world where lemonade is
made from Artificial Flavors and Furniture Polish is made from real Lemons.
·
The Canadian $100 bill featured an
Asian woman on the back using a microscope. People complained that it was
stereotyping Asians as being good at technology. She was replaced with a
Caucasian woman, and then more people complained that Caucasians were being
favored.
·
US President #20 James Garfield
(1881-1881) President Garfield was shot by Charles Guiteau, a lawyer upset with
Garfield because he denied Guiteau a diplomatic post. He probably died from the
doctors’ poking and prodding and infection, as the bullet was lodged in a NOT
life-threatening location!
·
Chevy Chase – Real Name: Cornelius
Crane Chase
Native
American Facts…
Native Americans Have Made
Significant Contributions to Science & Medicine
Throughout history, Native
Americans have made groundbreaking contributions to various fields of science
and medicine. One notable example is Susan La Flesche Picotte, an Omaha woman
who became the first Native American to earn a medical degree in 1889. She went
on to provide healthcare to her community and opened a hospital on the Omaha
reservation.
Other trailblazers include
Bertha Parker Pallan Cody, considered the first Native American woman
archaeologist, and Mary Golda Ross, a Cherokee aerospace engineer who played a
crucial role in NASA’s early space programs. These pioneers paved the way for future
generations of Native American scientists and healers.
Historic
Events
- 1922 – Mrs. Rebecca Felton
was the first female US Senator (Georgia, for two days)
- 1955 – The Mickey
Mouse Club premiered on ABC
- 1990 – Germany Reunified as
the Federal Republic of Germany
- 1974 – Frank Robinson was
named the first African-American MLB manager (Cleveland Indians)
Riddles Answer
Answer: They were the
same man: Grover Cleveland.
Birthdays
|
Neve
Campbell, 51 Movie Actress Ashlee
Simpson-Ross, 40 Pop Singer |
@86 – Gore Vidal, American novelist, screenwriter, critic
(d. 2012) @72 – Alan O’Day, American singer-songwriter (d. 2013;
brain cancer) @68 – Harvey Kurtzman, American cartoonist [Mad
Magazine; Playboy] (d. 1993; liver cancer)
@21 – Eddie Cochran, American singer-songwriter (d. 1960;
car crash) |
…The End
for today…
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