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Well, here it goes! 'The Bard's Hall Contest' got me blogging again, so wish me luck!
You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have. -- Maya Angelou

Here I go again, blogging! I'm doing this for:
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My blog picture above is located in the beautiful, scenic Sedona, Arizona. We vacationed there at the end of December, 2019 thru January 2020 - right around when the pandemic began. What a chaotic year it was, too! A scary time for all of us!

I am hoping that this blog will show my creativity, heart, and soul, and reveal a little more of myself. I'm a shy person at heart and don't post too much in Newsfeed, but I love reading what others are saying. *Smile*

I'm off to post my first blog...
November 23, 2024 at 4:13pm
November 23, 2024 at 4:13pm
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Today in Strangeness: November 23, 2024
Over 100 ducks were knocked out of the sky during a storm over Stuttgart, Arkansas on this day in 1973. Some ducks were jarred by irregularly-shaped hail, others were frozen, picked up by a tornado, coated in ice high above the clouds, and then dropped.


Today in Strangeness:
One evening on November 22, 1987, the Max Headroom broadcast signal intrusion incident took place. An intruder wearing a Max Headroom mask successfully interrupted the signal of two Chicago TV stations with their video broadcast featuring various antics.


Today in Strangeness:
On November 20, 1820, an 80 ft. sperm whale attacked the Essex, an American whaling ship, 2,000 miles off the coast of South America. The 80-ton whale's impact put a hole in the Essex causing the ship to capsize, though the crew managed to escape to another vessel. Herman Melville's classic 1851 novel, Moby Dick, was inspired by this famous maritime disaster.


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