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Valentine's Day's Sordid History
Valentine’s Day’s Sordid History
For all of you who think Valentine’s Day was concocted by some maudlin, if not enterprising, greeting card company executive… THINK AGAIN, YOU CYNICS! It’s actually quite a touching story, assuming you don’t mind some beatings and a beheading. Around 270 AD, the Roman emperor was Claudius II. His full name was Marcus Aurelius Valerius Claudius Augustus, but that wouldn’t fit on his game toga…
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The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 28, 2015. Clue: running out of Kleenex just when you need them.
The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 28, 2015. Clue: running out of Kleenex just when you need them.
The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 28, 2015. Clue: running out of Kleenex just when you need them.
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The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 21, 2015. Clue: loony Scandinavian.
The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 21, 2015. Clue: loony Scandinavian.
The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 21, 2015. Clue: loony Scandinavian.
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The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 14, 2015. Clue: bad-mannered fellow.
The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 14, 2015. Clue: bad-mannered fellow.
The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 14, 2015. Clue: bad-mannered fellow.
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The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 7, 2015. Clue: first-year Oreo
The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 7, 2015. Clue: first-year Oreo
The Rhyme Game™ puzzle for January 7, 2015. Clue: first-year Oreo
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“A Father’s Prayer”. Because we could all use a little help.
Say Thank You To A Caring Teacher This Holiday Season.
Say Thank You To A Caring Teacher This Holiday Season.
Seasons Greetings!
With the holidays here, it’s always a wonderful gesture to give a special gift to a favorite teacher. It’s a great way to say thank you to someone who truly makes a difference in a young person’s life, and it’s a thought that really means a lot. I know, because my daughter is a teacher, and she is always touched by even the smallest token of appreciation from any of her…
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Need a little inspiration for the Holidays? Read the poem “Thoughts Of Christmas Past”. Sometimes the push and pull of the holiday season just gets to be a bit overwhelming, doesn't it?
