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Their Political Leanings May Have Been Inspired…

The Democrats’ “Squad” I told you, yesterday, to watch this space. Half an hour later the initials AOC came to my mind. A-ha! Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (October 31, 1989) Ilhan Omar (October 4, 1982) Rashida Tlaib (July 24, 1976) Ayanna Pressley … Continue reading →

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A Footnote in History from 60 Years Ago

16th Street Baptist Church Bombing (September 15, 1963) Today is the 60th anniversary of this domestic terrorism attack on a church in Alabama by the KKK. Because the exact time of the dynamite explosion is known, this is an accurate … Continue reading →

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And Writing about the Timing of Poems being Published

Last Words of an Unknown Soldier Poem (June 15, 1944) I wrote about this poem in my post “Why I Write…” and now that I have explored the idea of charting when a poem is published widely for the first … Continue reading →

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Can a False Jewish Messiah Prove the Truth about Jesus?

Sabbatai Zevi (August 1, 1626 – September 17, 1676) It’s not something just for the present believers of Christ’s return: in the 17th century, European Jews longed for their own Messiah, to lead them from their slavery and bring them … Continue reading →

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Finally, Jack the Ripper has Been Unmasked as a Lunatic

Hyam Hyams (February 8, 1855 – March 22, 1913) It’s been a mystery that has gone on for far too long. The Whitechapel murders were violent and nasty and all of London, and the rest of England, were scandalized by … Continue reading →

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A Man Who Seemed Larger Than Life Itself

Arthur Conan Doyle (May 22, 1859 – July 7, 1930) I probably wouldn’t have considered looking at this man astrologically except for two shows: Houdini and Sherlock. Arthur Conan Doyle was a spiritualist, who could be fooled by psychic fraudsters. … Continue reading →

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Here is Henry VII’s Youngest Surviving Child:

Mary Rose Tudor (March 18, 1496 – June 25, 1533) She was Henry VIII’s youngest sister and a short-time Queen of France. In other words, her father’s pride and joy. Mary Rose Tudor is always referred to as that, since … Continue reading →

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It Would Be Wise to Remember This:

The Serenity Prayer (1st Published March 15, 1933) This prayer received a short mention in Ellie’s Meat and Potatoes Tarot video about the 16th Major Arcana card, The Tower: Well, that spurred the idea that we could look at the … Continue reading →

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I’m Entertaining a New Thought Process about Past Lives

Sarah Bernhardt (October 22, 1844 – March 26, 1923) This woman is waaaay before my present time. In fact, I wouldn’t normally have thought about her, at all, except for a comment made by Ian McKellen made during a National … Continue reading →

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The Leading Contestant on America’s Got Talent

Putri Ariani (December 31, 2005) I’m a bit astounded by this: Putri is a past winner of Indonesia’s Got Talent, and is a far more polished performer than the little blind girl image that we’ve been fed, up until this … Continue reading →

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