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The Cost of Destiny “If your faith does not lead to a drastic change in your behavior it will not change your destiny.” ~ Charles Haddon Spurgeon ~ In my forever hope of perfect order, I have been going through hand written observations and annotations in spiral notebooks, on post-its, and...
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I hope you were able to take advantage of the Smithsonian sponsored Free Museum Day. We went to St. Augustine, touring the Colonial Spanish Quarter Museum http://staugustinegovernment.com/visitors/spanish_quarter.cfm. While there, we also toured the Castillo de San Marcos, http://www.nps.gov/casa/ while not part of the Smithsonian program, rather the National Parks system, it was nonetheless free...
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There Is Only You Time stands still The hands on the clock have stopped moving There is complete silence The phone does not ring There is no knock on the door The heavens are fixed The wind does not blow The rain will not come There is no way to distinguish night from day...
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Two for One! Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams Birthplaces A visit made before I began these pages, but never-the-less, worth sharing with you, as it is an opportunity to learn about two Presidents but three houses, all with one stop! Part of the National Parks, the John Adams and his son, John...
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Looking Out From the Iron Horse A view from the Southwest Chief, traveling from Los Angeles to Chicago, momentarily slowing down in New Mexico.
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Anthuriums When I was eleven years old, we moved to Hawaii, at the time, the entire island felt like a garden, my garden – the bounty was endless, thus I could dig up taro plants and make poi, string plumeria’s together, creating my very own leis, and pick endless bouquets of Anthuriums,...
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The Ybor City Museum State Park, One of the Free Museums You Can Visit This Month! Once again The Smithsonian is offering free admission to a museum near you! Simply go to this website http://microsite.smithsonianmag.com/museumday/ and click on Find A Museum Near You, to see which museums in your area are participating. You will...
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Ground Zero Mosque “With all of the above taken into account, the original three-year timetable for getting the mosque open that was first publicized in May seems quite conservative at best. At that point, construction was expected to begin on Sept. 11, 2011 (the 10-year anniversary of the terror attacks on the Twin Towers).” ...
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Welcome to our Family Photo Album. As we progress, below you will find photographs of many of the people which have been included in these pages, over the years. I hope that you will enjoy further getting to know the ThatIsAllForNow family of friends. Joy and Me Caroline ...
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Mercedes O. Cubria was the first female United States military officer who was born in Cuba. She was born in 1903 in Guantanamo, Cuba, and immigrated to the United States, with her family. In 1943, during World War II she enlisted in the Woman’s Army Corp, WAC’s, and was sent to England to study...
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