Making A Killing at the Bookstores
Last weekend on the trip to Harpers Ferry and Gettysburg- I made a killing in books-stopped at a number of bookstores- a used bookstore in Berkeley Springs, WV, the Harpers […]
Monthly Archives: July 2012
2012 London Olympic Games
In a little more than a week, London will become the first city to host the Summer Games for the third time. Previously London has hosted the games in 1908 […]
Pete Rose to have reality show?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/tv-column/post/tlc-developing-reality-show-about-70-something-pete-rose-and-his-30-something-fiancee/2012/07/18/gJQAY0hQuW_blog.html I don’t think there is much of an interest in Pete Rose anymore. Even the Hall of Fame chatter has died down. He was an extremely competitive ballplayer. He’d […]
George McGovern-1972 Democratic Presidential Nominee-90 today
Senator George McGovern- the Democratic Presidential nominee in 1972 turns 90 today. George McGovern was a World War II war hero-flying 35 missions over German-occupied Europe. After the war he […]
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill gives the V-Sign
On this day in 1941 British prime minister Winston Churchill first displayed the “V-for Victory” hand signal. An interesting story on the history of the V-Sign in link below. The […]
Panathinaiko Stadium-Athens, Greece- 1896 The First modern Olympic Games
The London games are just a week away. How the Olympic Games have changed over its history. The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece in 1896 […]
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