It’s a great day to be Irish!
The 9th Annual St. Patrick’s Day festival and parade at Blue & Gray Brewing Company is tomorrow, Saturday, March 12.
The parade steps off at NOON and includes fire trucks, classic cars, high school marching band, co…
I so wish I could say Happy Birthday to you in person. I wish I could feel one of your strong hugs, just once more. I know the angels and Saints are celebrating with you today. I love you Mom, and miss you every day.
Jacqueline Turley
March 11, 1937…
Okay, if you don’t laugh out loud at this, you have my sympathy.
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From Drop Box I had much higher expectations. (Picture taken in Orange VA) HT Christine Gookin – I stole her joke.
The Annual Washington Post Beer Madness Competition has been held, and the winner selected. The Post asked five readers to join the panel of judges for this year’s event. The group got together on two days and worked their way through 6…
I really thought this would be 15 points per serving with how wonderful it tastes! It always makes me a little nervous to go ahead and eat something so cheesy and delicious before calculating the points. I took the chance after taking it out of the ove…
Hint for you moonshiners out there: Don’t advertise your still on eBay. This is from a VA Alcoholic Beverage Control Board (AKA, the revenuers) press release dated March 10:
EBay Leads Special Agents to Still Bust
COLLINSVILLE – Special agents of the…
There’s something about this photo that keeps drawing me back to look again. Look at everything going on here, especially the recoil reaction of the crowd. Now look at the guy at the center right. That’s a one-handed grab of the bat, and he doesn’t spi…
The following is from A Belle of the Fifties by Virginia Clay-Clopton. She doesn’t give a date, but the event clearly took place before June 1861. “Professor” Maury (she seems to have forgotten his full name, Matthew Fontaine Maury) was still the …
The following is from A Belle of the Fifties by Virginia Clay-Clopton. She doesn’t give a date, but the event clearly took place before June 1861. “Professor” Maury (she seems to have forgotten his full name, Matthew Fontaine Maury) was still the …
