Family Receives 2 Million After Death by Choking
ABC News reports “Family of teen who choked on chicken nugget gets $2 million“. Two years ago an autistic student choked to death on a […]
The United States First Naturalization Act
In 1790, the United States Congress passed a Naturalization Act that required a two-year residency and oath to the government. Having just won their freedom […]
Attitude – It Makes a Difference
The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ begins with the writings, teachings, and life of the younger son of a prophet named Lehi. […]
Leaving Social Media for Better Mental Health
USA Today reports “Chrissy Teigen abruptly quits Twitter. 6 signs you need to unplug and ditch social media“. Though Chrissy Teigen, the actress, model, entrepreneur, […]
Calendar Maker Dates the First Easter
The first Easter, according to calendar maker Dionysius Exiguus, occurred on March 25, in 31 A.D. By the fifth century, people had two different methods […]
The Hidden Door – Serial Story Part 3
Exploring My Floor I did not bring much with me, so I finished unpacking pretty quickly. I still had several hours until dinner. Looking at […]
Therapy Dog Max Helps During Lockdowns
PBS NewsHour tells about a special therapy in “Therapy dog Max helps people find the spring in their step“. For many people the therapy they’ve […]
The Provincial Freeman, Woman Publisher
In 1853, the first black woman publisher in North America, Mary Ann Shadd Cary published the Anti-slavery newspaper “The Provincial Freeman” in Windsor, Ontario, and […]
I Didn’t Want to Write Today
No, seriously. I didn’t want to write today. Already I have gone through three or four possible topics. Yet none of them captured my interest […]
Colorado Mourns the Deaths of Ten People
NPR tells “10 People, Including Police Officer, Killed In Colorado Grocery Store Shooting“. Monday in Boulder, Colorado left the state stunned and citizens reeling from […]