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    Why Flag Day?

    Isn’t the 4th of July when we celebrate the birth of this great country? Why do we need Flag Day, June 14th, to recognize the flag? According to USFlag.org, in 1885, a school teacher in Fredonia, Wisconsin, believed the flag was very important to this great nation and wanted to start a special day that…

  • The Antique Shopping Guide

    The Antique Shopping Guide is your premier source for locating Antique shops, malls and businesses across the United States. The directory contains over 25,000 businesses and is growing daily. Love shopping for antiques? Hate looking for places to shop for them?Check out this website and stop chasing around and finding out the shop you were…

  • Classic 45’s

    You grew up with them. Well, if you’re forty or older, you grew up with them. I’m talking about 45’s, those discs of vinyl designed to be spun at precisely 45 revolutions per minute, while a needle traces its way towards the center and translates the grooves into music. And music from a 45 sounds…

  • Pop vs. Soda

    Red states. Blue states. Green states. GREEN states? No, I’m not talking politics. I’m talking something much more significant. I’m talking about what people call their soft drinks. Quickly, what do you call that can of carbonated delight you have in your fridge? Perhaps I should have been more specific. That NON-ALCOHOLIC can of carbonated…

  • Homeschooling.com

    Homeschooling rocks. We started our daughter off with homeschooling, and even though she returned to the public school system, she still benefited greatly from her homeschooling. She entered the second grade reading at a fifth grade level. My son graduated as a homeschooled student. He’s doing well now in the world of employment.

  • Santa’s Village

    It is the final weeks before the big day. Neither rain, nor sleet, nor gloom of night will keep intrepid shoppers from their appointed mall. The coming few weeks of rush, rush, rush promises to be very hectic for all of us. But if you think you have it bad, wait until you see the…

  • The World at War Website

    One of the greatest lessons that can be learned from history is that the mistakes of the past can be repeated in the future if society doesn’t learn from those mistakes. During this election campaign, we have been bombarded by messages that claim one candidate is better than the other, and only their leadership can…