It is Sunday, January 17 and there are only 343 days until
Christmas. Now is the time to start
shopping because there are all kinds of bargains being offered. Today we remember the birthdays of Philip the
Bold, Benjamin Franklin and Nevil Shute.
On this day in 1773 Capt. James Cook became the first to cross the
Antarctic Circle, in 1861 the flush toilet, with separate water tank and pull
chain, was patented by Thomas Crapper and in 1969 the debut album of Led
Zeppelin was released in the US. In
Poland it is Liberation Day and tomorrow it will be Lee-Jackson Day in Virginia
and Martin Luther King Jr Day in the US.
I really do not have much of anything for you this
week. The lovely Elaine is still in the
hospital and I have been spending my time with her. There is one thing I did notice in the
hospital. In the entry from the parking
lot, they have one of those solar powered trash cans. The only problem that I can see is that the
can is indoors and does not receive any sunlight. H-m-m-m-m.
I am sorry that I do not have more for you, but this past
week has been a bit stressful. I will
try to do better in the coming week. I
hope you will visit again.
This week our fact tells us that the average ear of corn has
800 kernels arranged in 16 rows. Please
let me know how many of you at least counted the rows to see if this is true.
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