Memorial Day – Remember The Lost
On the last Monday, each May, we celebrate Memorial Day. For many, this means a day at the beach or by the pool with barbeques […]
Month: May 2021
Small Towns With Big Art To Visit This Summer
USA Today tells about “These 10 small towns have the best arts scenes, according to our readers“. In the USA Today 10 Best Reader’s Choice […]
Stanislav Petrov Honored For Brave Decision
On May 21, 2004, Stanislav Petrov received the World Citizen Award for his brave decision that stopped a nuclear war from happening. In September 1980 […]
Maryland State Song Repealed By Governor
NPR News tells that “Maryland Repeals State Song That Called Lincoln A ‘Tyrant’“. In 1861, James Randall wrote a poem called Maryland, My Maryland. The […]
Celebrate Eliza Doolittle Day
One evening the king will say, “Oh, Liza, old thingI want all of England your praises to sing”Next week on the twentieth of MayI proclaim […]
This Hidden Door – Just Friends
Amazingly, I slept really well that night. I almost took the necklace off as I dressed but remembered my promise and kept it on. I […]
Girl Fights Back Foiling Abduction Attempt
NBC News tells about “11-year-old girl fights back, escapes attempted abduction at Florida bus stop“. On Tuesday in Florida, a young girl waited for the […]
Anne Boleyn Beheaded By The Sword
A man on a mission, Henry VIII had his second wife Anne Boleyn beheaded by the sword on May 19, 1536, for the crimes of […]
Leaked Video Makes Navy Admit Seeing UFOs
MSNBC shares with us a “Leaked video appears to show UFO near Navy ship.” A few years ago, a Navy ship off the coast of […]
Christopher Marlowe Arrested For Heresy
On May 18, 1593, Queen Elizabeth ordered the arrest of Christopher Marlowe for heresy. Christopher Marlowe grew up as the second child of a shoemaker. […]