Director’s Thoughts, November 2017 Thanksgiving at Plymouth In September 1620, a small ship called the Mayflower left Plymouth, England, carrying 102 passengers—an assortment of religious separatists seeking a new home where they could freely practice their faith & other individuals … Continue reading →
Director’s Thoughts, October 2017 Why Is Autumn the Only Season with Two Names? It’s the 1st week of fall—or perhaps I should say “autumn”. How did autumn become the only season with two names? Before it was autumn & fall, … Continue reading →
Director’s Thoughts, September 2017 I received this e-mail the other week and found it quite interesting. I am sharing this with all of you: Good Afternoon Sally, My name is Whitney Roberts, I am a tutor in Kingston, NY (about … Continue reading →
Director’s Thoughts, August 2017 How are you doing? The summer is now ½ over. What can you say for yourself? What can you say you did this summer so far? Have you attended any events, such as: car show(s), mall … Continue reading →
Director’s Thoughts, July, 2017 Ah, summer has arrived & the picnic season is upon us. One of the most delightful ways to celebrate our freedom is to picnic. Every year one of my friends stage a picnic for many old … Continue reading →
Director’s Thoughts, June, 2017 History of Father’s Day in USA Father’s Day festival as we celebrate today traces its history to United States of America. The idea of observing a day in honor of father was conceptualized by Ms.Sonora Smart … Continue reading →
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