#samuel phillips

[salmonthecat]

Hell’s Greatest Dad but what if it's Samuel Phillips and Benedict Arnold fighting over custody of Sarah.

[pettyshippen]

Modern day Papa Phillips rocking this shirt

[skullangula]

I made a thingy with my Among Us boy,,, Here he is though! X

[skullangula]

Among Us Oh See,,,,

[manisthehead-womanistheheart]

The nursery is the department of home in which the mother fulfills her peculiar mission. This is her special sphere. None can effectually take her place there. She is the center of attraction, the guardian of the infant’s destiny; and none like she, can overrule the unfolding life and character of the child. God has fitted her for the work of the nursery. Here she reigns supreme, the arbitress of the everlasting weal or woe of untutored infancy. On her the fairest hopes of educated man depend, and in the exercise of her power there, she sways a nation’s destiny, gives to the infant body and soul their beauty, their bias and their direction. She there possesses the immense force of first impressions. The soul of her child lies unveiled before her, and she makes the stamp of her own spirit and personality upon its pliable nature. She there engrafts it, as it were, into her own being, and from the combined elements of her own character, builds up and establishes the character of her offspring. Hers will, therefore, be the glory or the shame.

Samuel Phillips, The Christian Home (1865)

[peppermintstranger]

Samuel Phillips — born in 1997 — United Kingdom

[spaceexp]

NASA Administration Before the Senate Regarding Apollo 1 by NASA on The Commons on Flickr.

Via Flickr: Seated at the witness table before the Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Services, chaired by Senator Clinton P. Anderson, on the Apollo 1 (AS-204) accident are (left to right): Dr. Robert C. Seamans, NASA Deputy Administrator; James E. Webb, NASA Administrator; Dr. George E. Mueller, Associate Administrator for Manned Space Flight, and Maj. Gen. Samuel C. Phillips, Apollo Program Director. Astronauts Virgil "Gus" Grissom, Edward White and Roger Chaffee died tragically inside the Apollo 1 Command Module during a preflight test. The astronauts were unable to exit the spacecraft when a fire, most likely caused by faulty wiring and exacerbated by an oxygen leak, broke out in the Command Module. Image #: Date: May 9, 1967