Category Archives: Netflix

Presidential Sites

Posted on January 30, 2013 by Wright Flyer Guy

I can never get enough of presidential or White House history.  97% of my Netflix rentals or instant watches are of documentaries – mostly having something to do with presidential or US History. This morning, I made a quick list … Continue reading →

Posted in Abraham Lincoln, Documentaries, Eleanor Roosevelt, First Ladies, Franklin Roosevelt, George Washington, Harry Truman, History Channel, Jackie Kennedy, John Adams, Kennedy Family, Lincoln Presidential Museum & Library, Martha Washington, Mary Todd Lincoln, Netflix, Rosalynn Carter, Theodore Roosevelt, Thoma Jefferson, U.S. First Ladies & Families, U.S. History, U.S. Presidents, Uncategorized, White House | Leave a comment

'1776' at Wilmington

Posted on July 17, 2011 by Wright Flyer Guy

‘1776’ – John Adams: “One useless man is called a disgrace; two are called a law firm; and three or more become a Congress.” This afternoon, my 16 year old son, Quintin, and I drove 35 miles to Wilmington, Ohio … Continue reading →

Posted in Acting, Actors, Ball State University, Broadway, Colonial America, Entertainment, Founding Fathers, George Washington, John Adams, Movies, Musical Theatre, Netflix, Performing, Playwrighting, The History Channel, Theatre, Theatre: College, Theatre: Community, Thoma Jefferson, U.S. History, U.S. Presidents | Leave a comment

Just a Thursday…

Posted on July 8, 2010 by Wright Flyer Guy

This morning had me hopping – doctor appointments, pick up prescriptions, and rush back home to teach a 10:30am lesson! Began the day with tons of energy, and by Noon, I was alternating between reading and napping. The heat, even … Continue reading →

Posted in Darin's Career, Every day life, Fairmont Marching Firebirds, Family Life, First Ladies, Harry Truman, Miami Valley of Ohio, Movies, Netflix, PBS, Private Students, Richard Nixon, Teaching, U.S. Presidents | Leave a comment

A relaxing holiday…

Posted on July 5, 2010 by Wright Flyer Guy

It is Monday, 1:00pm. The end of the restful, and enjoyable holiday weekend is creeping upon us.  Wednesday, Thursday and Friday were the most perfect days we’ve had in weeks. Saturday was a bit steamy, but not too hateful. Sunday, … Continue reading →

Posted in Abraham Lincoln, Dayton, Documentaries, Entertainment, Every day life, Family Life, Family Pets, Founding Fathers, Friends, Harry Truman, History Channel, Miami Valley of Ohio, Movies, Music - Band, Netflix, PBS, Politics, Smithsonian Institute, Television, The Haasienda, The History Channel, U.S. History, U.S. Presidents, White House | Leave a comment

WE THE PEOPLE – Vote for Ryan Vallo

Posted on July 3, 2010 by Wright Flyer Guy

I discovered this incredible video by one of Dayton’s own young celebrities – Ryan Vallo. I am adding Ryan’s text for those who may not have Facebook accounts. “It’s 2010 and change is EVERYWHERE: our government, our environment, our economy, … Continue reading →

Posted in Dayton, Documentaries, Entertainment, History Channel, Inspiration, Miami Valley of Ohio, Movies, Netflix, PBS, Politics, Spirituality, Television, U.S. History, U.S. Presidents, World History | Leave a comment

Burns, Allen, Holmes, DeMille, Kellogg, Hilton & O'Neill @ The Haasienda

Posted on June 6, 2010 by Wright Flyer Guy

There is some tennis event on NBC. The skies above the Miami Valley have resembled a tennis match all morning… for a few minutes the sun shines, and shortly, the dark clouds hover… back and forth. The storms for the … Continue reading →

Posted in Broadway, Entertainment, Kennedy Family, Miami Valley of Ohio, Movies, Netflix, Playwright, Private Students, Theatre, U.S. Presidents, Wright Brothers | Leave a comment

The Golden Gate Bridge

Posted on June 3, 2010 by Wright Flyer Guy

Upon returning from Fairmont’s graduation exercises, and running a few errands with Jose, I curled up in bed with my laptop playing a Netflix instant video on The History Channel’s Modern Marvels – Golden Gate Bridge. Fascinating! If you can … Continue reading →

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