Good morning! It’s Separation of Church and State Day, which commemorates the 1963 Supreme Court decision in Abington School District v. Schempp, the law that declared that school-sponsored Bible readings were unconstitutional. It’s also National Chocolate Day, and yes, I’m well aware I buried the lede. Thrillist has a list of free and cheap chocolate
176 years ago on this date it was the Day of Great Disappointment. Among those who practiced Millerism, they came up short, as the world was expected to come to an end according to the followers of William Miller. Obviously, 2 1/2 weeks before an election, we all understand the pain. Are you planning on
Good morning, and happy National Reptile Awareness Day! In honor of all things cold-blooded, here is a list of ways to celebrate your reptile of choice. Let’s get on to the news: Pat Conroy Over 1.1 million Georgians have already voted, and there are still 10 days left to cast ballots early. Take a look
Today is National Grouch Day, so if you’re a grouch, today we celebrate you…with backhanded remarks and dagger eye scowls. It’s also the anniversary of the creation of the U.S. Department of Transportation – by none other than President Lyndon B. Johnson. Still waiting for them to get that one right… Peaches A legal battle
Good morning! It’s National Dessert Day, which means freebies galore. (You’re welcome, or I’m sorry, whichever is appropriate!) Now, let’s get on to the news: Pat Conroy In case you’ve missed any of the recent debates for Georgia races (Senate, Congress, Public Commission), the Atlanta Press Club has posted them on their Facebook page. We
Gooood morning! We have survived yet another debate!Today is the 54th anniversary of the US government declaring LSD ‘illegal,’ which means that last night’s debate 54 years ago would have been more tolerable. Allegedly. It’s also National Fluffernutter Day! Govern yourselves accordingly. Now for some news: Peaches Georgia school district wants to name new facility
Happy World Space Week! I know, I know, I don’t normally use commemorative weeks for these posts, but the only random “holiday” today is National Frappe Day. That… eh. But, space! The final frontier! World Space Week is October 4-10 this year, and there are more than 2,100 events across the globe to celebrate. Since
We made it to October! But Heaven help us when we learn what Round 10 of 2020 has in store for us! It’s also National Black Dog Day and Stella & Stanley couldn’t be more cheerful about it. Now for some news: Peaches Some Georgia hospitals keep pandemic information to themselves The richest city in
Happy National Love People Day! It’s a day to remember that we should be kind to one another, and a good way to celebrate is through random acts of kindness. Here’s a video about National Love People Day to get us all in the spirit of unconditional love: Now, on to the news! Pat Conroy
Good morning! Did you know there was actually a day to honor all of the dogs who have served as First Dog of the United States? It’s true, and it’s today! So, I’d like to thank Grits and Lewis Brown Carter; Lucky, Rex, Victory, Peggy, Taca, and Fuzzy Reagan; Millie and Ranger Bush; Buddy Clinton;
