I also realized it was from Bill M____ that I learned the expression, “wie geht es, Fräulein, is been gut?’ He told.me that if I went to Germany that was I should say to any young women I met. I never knew what it meant until years later when I decided to take the chance…
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The Savin Hill Reunion: A Night To Remember: 1 of 4
I wrote about the Savin Hill Reunion noting it was likely to sell out the 300 tickets I had been told were available. I said it would be a 13,909 crowd. Truth be told it was like that but assume Bobby Orr was skating and it was the final game to decide who would win…
Trump: Draining the Swamp By Bailing Out Crooks
How bad does it get when your former campaign manager is convicted of a ton of crimes, admits to others, agrees to cooperate, and then lies to the people he is cooperating with? Now what is it Paul Manafort has been told that has made him decide to lie about his prior activities with people…
Presidents and Military Service! Does It Make A Difference
Our first president was George Washington. A very brave man who led the army which fought the most powerful army in the world which was being aided by the Hessians – 30,000 troops hired by the British to fight for it in America with most of them being drawn from the German states of Hesse-Kassel…
Russia Declares War on Ukraine! Will Trump’s Love Affair With Putin Cower Him?
According the Encyclopedia Britannica a ” Blockade, ,an act of war by which a belligerent prevents access to or departure from a defined part of the enemy’s coasts.” The coast of Ukraine is on the Black Sea and the Azov Sea. Ukraine has ports on both of these seas. When Russia seized Crimea from Ukraine it had no land link…
Thoughts On The Day Before Thanksgiving: The Way We Were
Mary Church Terrell spoke about what it was like to be colored in Washington, D.C. in 1906. It is considered among the top 100 political speeches of the 20th century. Here are a few excerpts from it: “As a colored woman I might enter Washington any night, a stranger in a strange land, and walk…