We all love to travel. We love filling the car with luggage, gasoline, and road munchies and heading off into the sunset. It’s an honest tradition. Many years ago, our parents and grandparents did the same thing. Back then Route 66 was the preferred way to motor. It seemed that EVERYBODY was motoring along its…
The account of Noah and his ark is one that transcends culture itself. Most ancient societies have legends about an earthwide flood being survived by a small number of humans and animals in a vessel. Makes you think, doesn’t it? Today’s FamilyFirst site is a tribute to Noah and the animals he carried aboard his…
Have you ever wondered about the Knights of the Round Table? Were they real or imaginary? What about Robin Hood, or Long John Silver? If you have ever wondered what the origins of these legends were, then today’s FamSite is one for you to look at. Called Legends, this site is a wealth of information…
About two years ago I had the opportunity to see the Rolling Stones in concert. It was a great show, really fascinating seeing those legends in person, and hearing all those hits. But their opening act that night was a new artist; one who I felt was destined to make an impact on the music…
Have you ever wondered about the Knights of the Round Table? Were they real or imaginary? What about Robin Hood, or Long John Silver? If you have ever wondered what the origins of these legends were, then today’s FamSite is one for you to look at. Called Legends, this site is a wealth of information…
I was in one of my local video stores over the weekend (with half the world it seemed), and was checking out the latest movies and DVDs. I was surprised to find one I had not remembered seeing before. A little research told me that not only had this film not been on video before,…
In past years, before super highways, jet planes and fast food, the Mississippi River was a major shipping channel for this country. It was as busy in it’s heyday as the Hollywood Freeway is during rush hour today. To move all this freight, people, and the westward expansion of our country was the steamboat. Today’s…
Back in the Golden Age of Hollywood, going to see film was an experience. From the uniformed attendants to the ornate theatres such as Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, it was truly something to remember. Today’s FamSite takes a glimpse back into that time with a visit to a site that features some beautiful artwork. Called Matinee…