Rome–the Eternal City
I'm glad we visited Rome.
I'm glad we visited Rome.
It was a Wednesday morning on a beautiful fall day.
Traveling transcontinental is long and exhausting.
We sailed on the Aegean Sea to the largest island in an archipelago string of islands produced after a giant volcanic eruption where the the center of the mountain collapsed into a caldera with islands surrounding it. Santorini.
Some people seem to breeze through tests. I wasn't one of them.
I let the garden go.
We have an example of a famous man whose stepmother was one he honored with the title of Mother.
After returning to earth, a reporter told Borman that a Soviet cosmonaut returned from space and said he did not see God. Borman replied: "I did not see Him either, but I saw His evidence."
The Revolutionary War was hard fought and those who lived in those times were heroes--we don't know most of their names, but now we know more.
A lot of people say they didn't enjoy studying history in school. I must have had good teachers, for I loved learning and hearing about what happened in my own country and throughout the world.