Exotic BeautyFuchsia Magellanica This flowering plant of the evening primrose family Onagraceae, commonly known as the hummingbird fuchsia, hardy fuchsia or chilco (from Mapudungun: chillko "watery"), is native to the tropical and subtropical regions of... See More » (1)
Happy Father's DayIs it Father's Day worldwide today,as it is in England.. I know Mother's day is different ,wondered if there were different dates for Father's day too
Does everyone think their accent is the only correct one?To me, the Australian accent is the neutral one. England English sounds posh Northern accent sounds quite normal Irish sounds tough Scottish sounds really bizarre The American accent sounds classy. I feel it’s almost normal. Maybe because we... See More »
I hate New England USA weatherIt was warm yesterday around mid-upper 80s. It was summery. Today was a little chilly 75-77 degrees. But the next few days are going to be freezing. Only 60 -70 degrees. I will be wearing my full fledged winter attire in June. It iis supposed to be... See More »
As a wee child, I was traumatized by Barry Manilow music.I have such unrealistic expectations of women through songs like Even Now, Coukd this be the magic?, weekend in New England, I made it through the night. I’m blaming him. Lol
For only the second time in my life....I saw my surname roll by in the credits of a television show. Being of Irish descent, most ended up in the US of A. The spelling of my surname is rated at 164,554 most common in the world. There are 2,333 people with this name in the US. 147 in... See More »
One time my bro went to England ... he said that some guys walked past with brain damage from drinking... they would make weird faces from brain damagis this True?
I think I’m madI’m trying to do things that are good for the mind, body and soul. I have agreed to start tomorrow off with an 8am swim in the sea. In theory that sounds like a great start to a Sunday morning, the crazy reality however is I live in the north east... See More » (1)
What's the most unusual place you've had to relieve yourself to avoid an embarrassing situation, and did anyone notice?How should Ukraine get the right and the obligation to protect the 30 million Russians in Ukraine? How do you think a reintroduction of government hot meals in secondary schools in England and repealing a universal infant free school meals policy... See More »
Morning has brokenLong before Cat Stevens made it a global hit, the words to Morning Has Broken were quietly penned by a woman who believed in the beauty of simple things. Eleanor Farjeon was born in 1881 in London to a family of writers, musicians, and dreamers.... See More » (1)
Godfather of Punk Iggy Pop, 78 gave his farewell concert on the 31 of May in Manchester England. Dude performed shirtless and literally climbed into a casket and was carried off stage at the shows end. This cat was is a beast. (1)
White House Asks Judge If There's Anything The President Is Actually Allowed To DoIn an attempt to clear up lingering confusion over the role of the nation's chief executive and avoid ongoing injunctions to block executive actions, the White House asked a federal judge if there's anything the president is actually allowed to do.... See More »
Are trade schools going to come out on top amidst the escalating standoff between Harvard University and the White House?How many "2 weeks" have to pass before Trump actually sets out his plan for dealing with Putin about Ukraine, since its now been 7 weeks since he first said it would be "2 weeks"? When CNN talked about Trump's bone spurs, why didn't they bring up... See More »
What kind of car is necessary for the King of England to walk across the Siberian Mountains at an altitude of 43 degrees celcius?
Trump administration nationalizes US Steel . . . and makes Japan pay for it??Photo Above - "WTH ????" Robert De Niro reacts to the news that Nippon Steel took over his factory . Forget about building a border wall out of dented shipping containers, and making Mexico pay for it. This Nippon Steel deal seems better. They're... See More » (1)
First paid woman scientistDenied formal education and facing a future of domestic toil after surviving typhus, Caroline Herschel turned her gaze to the stars in 1786, a path that led her to discover a comet and become the first woman recognized with a salary for scientific... See More » (1)
Wild wild westLaredo, a secret members-only Wild West town in England, was founded by a group of enthusiasts who have spent over 30 years re-enacting American frontier life. The town began with a single cabin and gradually expanded to include 24 buildings, such... See More » (1)
Very long jokeAn Englishman, a Scotsman, an Irishman, a Welshman, a Latvian, a Turk, a German, an Indian, several Americans (including a southerner, a New Englander, and a Californian), an Argentinean, a Dane, an Australian, a Slovakian, an Egyptian, a Japanese, a... See More »
History timeline roughly sketchedGood evening, here I put together a sketch of the March of time, in some ways HISTORY or HERSTORY is the framework of the whole of the Learning Process, and within it, scattered about are personal favorites. Antiquity * History and some extant... See More »
The leather manHe walked 365 miles every 34 days—for years—without a home, without a name. Yet everyone knew him. Discover the quiet legend of the Leatherman, and why his story still stirs hearts today. In the mid-1800s, a man wrapped in a suit of stitched... See More » (1)
Got a boost to my Love esteemSaw this video on social media ..this guy makes relationship posts a lot. Very attractive man, from New England area too! But he said "Did you find a woman who doesn't have a lot of friends? Who would rather stay in than go out? Who is goofy AF? And... See More »
