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American social studies books are pathetically thin nowadays.  The “meat” of our history is missing.  Most of George Washington’s history is missing too.  Most people recognize the pictures of Washington at the end of his life.  Not long ago a … Continue reading →

Most history books portray Martha as a frumpy old woman.  I don’t believe Mrs. Washington would appreciate being remembered that way.  In her younger years, she was referred to as “cute” and one of the greatest catches in Virginia.  Martha … Continue reading →

Last week it was reported that the national unemployment rate was about 5%.  Interesting.  While visiting with a neighbor, I noticed a bed in her living room.  I wasn’t going to ask, but during our visit, she volunteered to tell … Continue reading →

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Back in 1993, I had a health crisis.  Friends told me I was too young to be so sick.  I agreed.  I didn’t like what my conventional ear, nose, and throat doctor told me.  He was a doctor with good … Continue reading →

A “thinking” 16-year-old has designed this app for anyone who would like to see how the lobbyists “buy” votes from Congress.   You will find it here http://allaregreen.us/ You will discover that many are quite covetous and Congress is full of … Continue reading →

The preserved lung finally reached my desk.  I was in 3rd grade and will never forget the experience.  It is permanently engraved in my mind.  I held the rectangular plexiglass specimen in my hand.  It contained a shriveled black lung … Continue reading →

As 2014 draws to a close, people reflect on “auld lang syne”, which in English means “former days and friends”.  A man from Scotland, named Robert Burns wrote this tune around 1788.  A familiar chorus from the song will surely … Continue reading →

Christmas is a big deal for America.  Even the government has big gifts for its citizens.  Like how December 23, 1913 changed the course for America and the world.  President Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act, transferring constitutional power … Continue reading →

My fourth grade class is reading this book from cover to cover.  It is full of amazing pictures from around the globe, space, Earth’s inner core, and world wide cultures.  It is a thorough Geography lesson.  Since the book is … Continue reading →