Deep under the soil of Edmonson County, Kentucky, a behemoth sprawls. Covering an area of approximately 52,800 acres and with passageways spanning a length of 400 miles, Mammoth Cave is the largest know cave in the world. Anthropologists believe that humans began utilizing the cave for shelter and natural resources 4,000 years ago. Scientists have […]
Monthly Archives: January 2021
An unknown author once mused, “Birth certificates show that you were born, death certificates show that you died, scrapbooks show that you really lived.” This philosophy has been adopted by the 25 million Americans who claim scrapbooking as one of their hobbies. Although the majority of established scrapbookers are senior women, this pastime invites both […]
After 126 years of the flying the same flag, the state of Mississippi is ushering in a new era in symbolism. On January 11, 2021, Governor Tate Reeves signed a law proclaiming a new flag to be the official emblem of Mississippi, replacing the problematic Confederate-themed flag that had flown over the state since 1894. […]
As 2021 begins, many ambitious folks have already begun the process of carrying out New Year’s resolutions. Loosing weight, joining a gym, and saving money represent a few common resolutions, but perhaps you would like to branch out from these ordinary goals at the conclusion of an extraordinary year. In this edition of The StickerTalk, […]
Have you ever seen an ibis? If you do, it is said to bring good luck, especially if you wear one of the bird’s feathers. Perhaps, this is just what we need for the New Year. Don’t you agree that Americans could use some good luck? My beautiful granddaughter was amazed the other day as […]