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Category Archives: Harry Truman
MY DAY: The country needs you, Harry Truman
When I was in 5th grade, my maternal uncle, Ron Barmes, gave me an 8-track tape player and several 8-track tapes. My favorite was CHICAGO’s Chicago VIII, 1975. “Harry Truman.” That was my favorite song and I listened to it … Continue reading
Presidential Sites
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
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Inauguration Day
It is exciting, thrilling, inspiring, patriotic, and at times, capable of watering the eyes a bit. I love the pomp and circumstance, and the pageantry. When the former presidents and first ladies descend the stair case to the main inaugural … Continue reading
Posted in Abraham Lincoln, Eleanor Roosevelt, Founding Fathers, Franklin Roosevelt, George Washington, Harry Truman, History Channel, John Adams, Kennedy Family, Lincoln Presidential Museum & Library, Mary Todd Lincoln, The History Channel, Theodore Roosevelt, Thoma Jefferson, U.S. History, U.S. Presidents, Washington, DC, White House
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Visiting Presidential Sites…
Since I was very young, I’ve immersed myself in presidential history, and have loved visiting historical sites associated with our nation’s leaders. Today, my friend, Jeff Carter, and I were discussing our bucket lists of places to visit, and I … Continue reading
Posted in Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, Colonial America, Eleanor Roosevelt, First Ladies, Founding Fathers, Franklin Roosevelt, George Washington, Harry Truman, John Adams, Kennedy Family, Lincoln Presidential Museum & Library, Mary Todd Lincoln, Richard Nixon, Smithsonian Institute, The History Channel, Theodore Roosevelt, Thoma Jefferson, U.S. History, U.S. Presidents, White House
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…Presidential Funerals…
Video clips of presidential funerals from William McKinley to Ronald Reagan, in order of their presidency.
…Earliest recordings of Presidents…
This is believed to be the oldest known recording of any U.S. President. It was recorded on an Edison wax cylinder sometime around 1889.
Just a Thursday…
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
A relaxing holiday…
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
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Catching up…
I now have red impatiens in pots on the front porch, back deck, and scattered in places around the front corner fence. I am behind in getting flowers out, and felt bad since my neighbors next door have this beautiful … Continue reading
"Happy Birthday, President Truman!"
As a child, my grandmother frequently reminded me that she shared a birthday with President Truman, and that her 21st birthday was dually celebrated with VE Day! So here is a birthday tribute to one of my favorite presidents (don’t … Continue reading
…Vote For The WRIGHT BROTHERS…
Vote for the Wright Brothers to represent the State of Ohio at the United States Capitol! From March 20 through June 12, 2010, Ohioans can cast their vote on who should be honored in Statuary Hall in the Capitol building … Continue reading
…SOUTH PACIFIC… and we are off!
Well, last night the production team officially met for the first time to prep SOUTH PACIFIC for Beavercreek High School’s new summer stock production company, Summer On Stage. This production team is on fire, and over the past three weeks, … Continue reading
…Out of the PAJAMAs and into a… grass skirt?…
Sunday afternoon, the production of THE PAJAMA GAME at Beavercreek High School ended. I am generally a little teary-eyed following a production, but this time I was relieved. April 14th, the orchestra conductor was fired and I was handed the … Continue reading
Statehouse party will salute President Lincoln
Ohioans’ views of the man changed greatly from his 1st Capitol visit to last Wednesday, February 11, 2009 3:31 AM By Alan Johnson THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH On his first visit to the Ohio Statehouse, Abraham Lincoln was definitely not a … Continue reading
Counting blessings…
Jose’s youth group had an interesting discussion on how “doubt” is often crucial to faith. The youth were asked that upon waking this morning, count your blessings, and to walk through the next few days in a state of gratitude. My friend, Jeff … Continue reading
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