No, no, no……it’s not what you think. Heaven forbid! In fact Dear Hubby and I are celebrating 24 years of marriage this very day . It was an...

A friend of mine forwarded the following to me via email. This has apparently been around the email block a few times and there is a story...

1.King George’s War, as it was known in the colonies, was fought from 1744 to 1748. Its European counterpart was known as the War of Austr...

If you are a regular around here you know this is about as wordless as I can possibly get. :) This treaty was printed by Ben Franklin in 174...

I may be his momma, but I’m not eactly exaggerating when I say my son has a little talent. His talents include a fantastic singing voice, se...

An article from the Atlanta Journal last week states, Georgia's high-stakes testing program isn't so high-stakes after all. A state...

From my front porch…. To my back porch…. I hope you have a very happy Fourth of July. You can find links to some of my postings regarding th...

Well, it’s Wednesday and I have done absolutely nothing here since Friday. Sorry. I’ve had way too many projects placed in my “in” box latel...

1. Andrew Carnegie was a originally from Scotland, but made millions in America from the steel industry during the late 1800s. 2. He used ...

This is my husband. He has just walked down the steps of the Jefferson Memorial and is looking out across to the Washington Memorial. How c...

As many of you know I began another blog sometime ago that is focused solely on my homestate of Georgia and blogs authored by folks from the...

Last Fall I posted an image of finely dressed men and allowed readers to guess who the man on right was. Later I posted an explantion regar...

A recent CBS Evening News report highlighted a program used in the Dallas school system that provides a GPS device to chronically truant ki...

Mister Teacher over at Learn Me Good was kind enough to post this week’s Education Carnival for us. Head on over and enjoy all of the var...

First and foremost I’m a taxpayer, so how my tax dollar is used to provide our nation’s children the best possible public education is impor...

Yesterday the alarm went off, the television popped onto the local news, and my husband rolled over to say…..”You know D-Day is tomorrow, do...

One of the first places we headed upon arriving in Washington D.C. was Union Station where we gawked at the architecture, ate a great dinner...

This is an image of the traffic in the Atlanta suburbs (getting close to an area Georgians refer to as Spaghetti Junction ) as we set out l...

In a post titled The New Catch-22: Science and Literature , the Science Goddess over at What It's Like on the Inside wrote about a pr...