My Birthday in History
Events on the most special day of the year:
1847: Jane Eyer is published
1866: First train robbery in the U.S. (Reno brothers take $13,000)
1876: A group of public and university librarians establish the American Library Association to promote the enjoyment of reading.
1887: Le Corbusier born.
1889: Moulin Rouge opens in Paris
1927: The Jazz Singer, starring Al Jolson, debuts in New York. It is the first "talkie," or full-length film featuring audible dialogue.
1949: Iva Toguri d'Aquino was sentenced to 10 years in prison for treason. Also known as “Tokyo Rose,” she broadcast discouraging messages to American soldiers during World War II.
1973: Half-Breed by Cher topped the charts & stayed there for two weeks.
1979: President Jimmy Carter received Pope John Paul II, the first pope to visit the White House.
1982: Krista Kay enters the world
2005: Krista (with some time to kill) writes this blog
3 Comments:
You must have way too much time on your hands!
Krista, I know you are disappointed after having had a target date to look forward to...but we know that God makes no mistakes, right? His timing is always best...who knows what you may avoid by leaving 3 months later than hoped for.... OR who you might meet by waiting around another 3 months...or...or ...or!! Hindsight is always so much better than foresight. Happy birthday ...and may this new "gift" of patience come in handy!! God Bless, Ruthie S.
interesting jane eyer was published on your bday. i'm reading it now. :o) anyway, you need a new post. ;o) ttylgg!
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