Today is Randol Fawkes Labour Day in The Bahamas, a public holiday. It is named in honour of Sir Randol Fawkes, who established Labour Day in 1961. Fawkes is often referred to as “the father of Labour” in the Bahamas for the work he did in establishing the trade union movement in The Bahamas.
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Today is the birthday, in 1943, of Michael Clarke, drummer for The Byrds.
Today, International Children’s Day is observed in may countries, particularly those of the former Soviet bloc.
Bada Bing!
If Watson isn’t the most famous doctor then Who is.
My first landlord was murdered and my new landlord is potentially kicking us all out by selling the building.
This is incredibly stressful because there’s just no way I’m going to get away with it twice.
Kids mispronouncing things is super adorable. But at some point, I will have to tell my daughter that we don’t put Farmer John cheese on spaghetti.
Apple has said that although its profits are down, its turnover is still good.
What doesn’t kill you mutates and tries again.
Many = the number of turns I miss because my GPS overestimates my ability to comprehend 600 feet.
Childproof your house all you want. They still get in.
My new doormat finally arrived. It says “There is no reason for you to be here”.
Congratulations if you had monkeypox on your 2022 disaster bingo card.
On this day in 1963, Lesley Gore hit number one with this song.
Between the beach, the family fun, the picnics and the sales, it’s important to take a moment to think about what Memorial Day really is. We are honoring and remembering those men and women who have sacrificed their lives defending our country and our values. Think for a moment, as you look at the images below, of those they have left behind and share for a second in their grief because they have sacrificed too. This is what Memorial Day is all about.
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