We’ve all had our first time, but for those of you who haven’t yet felt the “pleasure” of being pulled over for the first time, here’s an infographic that will explain simple steps as to what you should do. It also gives some quick info on calling 911.
With our armed forces numbering under 2 million folks, it’s not as common as it was even 40 years ago to know someone who serves in any branch of the service, let alone the Marines. If you have a family member who served or is serving – thank them. If you’ve served – thank you….
Content is always an interesting thing. Content is sold, given, offered, published… and all of it is meant to in some way help the populous. Content truly is a peculiar specimen.
These are some of the most gorgeous places on the planet, and they are definitely worth visiting at least once in your life. My favorite would have to be the painted mountains, it’s truly something to look at in awe of, mountains with so many brilliant colors. image from sheknows.com
In the days of old, before there was radar, radios or satellite navigation, one of the tools mariners used to find their way at sea was lighthouses. If the could see one, they knew there was land close by, and it was too hazardous area for them be in. Today’s Family First Site features a…
With the holidays upon us, we’ve all been receiving some wonderful gifts. With everyone going out to get their tree, they make be bringing home some unexpected gifts. This sly infographic gives a list of some wonderful pets that come free with the tree!
Guitars, the universal icon for rock bands. From the classic six string acoustic, to the custom designed multi-thousand dollar electric guitars. They are all beloved instruments in today’s world. This infographic gives a rundown about the history of the electric guitar.
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When I was arrested when I was 18 (trespassing – and I wasn’t – and it was dropped later) I was in a holding cell all night with not enough clothing on (had been at a party) with 2 drunks and a heroin addict coming off of a high screaming that she takes care of an old lady who would die if she wasn’t there, and if they didn’t let her go the old lady would die… horrific. And, they wouldn’t give me an aspirin despite my raging fever until the morning shift 7 hours later. I don’t recommend EVER doing anything that gets you arrested. Normal people just aren’t built for lockup.