Sharing The Six Basic American Values Of Our Forefathers, With America's Future
The last few years have been really tough, causing many of us to ponder who we are and what our life priorities should be. On a personal level, we have been forced to weigh balancing work and family. …
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This story appeared in the June 14, 1917 issue of The Youth’s Companion, which happened to be Flag Day. This is the tale of nine-year-old Marnie Evans, who was upset because two of her classmates …
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Flag Day was created by a proclamation of President Woodrow Wilson on May 30, 1916. The date of June 14th was chosen as Flag Day in remembrance of the June 14, 1777 day when the flag became a …
As we traveled home after a recent family reunion, the always asked question came forth as the air conditioning in the car took hold, and we relaxed for the drive home. “What was your favorite part …
The last weekend in May is the unofficial beginning of summer—Memorial Day Weekend. This is when the swimming pools open, boats are launched, grills fired up, schools are closed (or closing soon for …
Today is Flag Day, created by a proclamation of President Woodrow Wilson on May 30, 1916. The date of June 14th was chosen as Flag Day in remembrance of the June 14, 1777 day when the flag became a …
