America’s 250th Birthday Exactly 250 years ago in 1776, the American colonies adopted a Declaration of Independence which cast off monarchy and embraced principles that catalyzed the most powerful, most prosperous, and most charitable nation in the world. Here are the facts: On July 4, 1776, the “Representatives of the united States of America” adopted a “unanimous Declaration” […]
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July 4th 2026, America’s 250th Birthday Happy Independence Day! How did our founders envision celebrating this all-important American holiday? You might be surprised. Find out what’s special about the 4th of July. April 19, 1775 was the start of the American Revolution. During the Battles of Lexington and Concord (Mass.), the first shots were fired between colonists
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Bob’s Big Boy When I got my driver’s license, one of the first things I did was go to Bob’s Big Boy. It was located on Van Nuys Blvd. near my high school. That location is no longer there, but the one in Burbank still is. I have lots of fond memories of cruising Van
We Are All Dancers We dance for laughter, We dance for tears, We dance for madness, We dance for fears, We dance for hopes, We dance for screams, We are the dancers, We create the dreams. Albert Einstein RECENT POSTS TAGS
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Memories Of My Nana My parents were 37 years old when I was born prematurely, at 7 1/2months at a hospital in Los Angeles, California. My father was born in Plainview, Nebraska along with his five sisters who were all right-handed. They were all raised by their grandmother because both parents died while they were
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