Sep 25, 2021
news
birthdays/events
is it autumn or is it fall?
celebrities that started out as athletes
news
the last quarter of the year goes so fast...do you go into 'holiday
mode'?
game: slogan game
gross things you've accidentally touched...ashley has a bird poop
story
news
amazon's high tech dressing room could be our future
game: pyramid
neiman marcus holiday catalog
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if we ever got to take vacation...which celebrity/ies should fill
in for us? who would you like to fill in for you?
most popular halloween costumes around the u.s. this year...for
your dog!
goodbye/fun facts....national punctuation day...dotting your t’s,
crossing your i’s, and knowing the difference between a colon and a
semicolon. there was rudimentary punctuation from the Greeks, in
200 B.C. it wasn’t until the Bible began to be printed en masse
that punctuation spread to other civilizations. Bible printing was
widespread between 400 and 800 A.D., and punctuation was necessary
so that those who read the text aloud knew where to pause and place
emphasis...While punctuation as a single system hasn’t changed too
much since the old days, marks and symbols have gradually gained
and lost meaning....for instance...the pound sign is now known as
the hashtag. if you'd like a funny take on punctuation...watch a
victor borge video!!