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April 6, 2015

Sorry Charlie Day

Plan Your Epitaph Day
Here's the reality, we are all going to pass from this life.
Thinking about a personal epitaph is to also consider the kind of legacy you want to leave.  And when I think about legacy I always think about this song...


I haven't been able to put into words yet what I'd like my epitaph to say, have you ever thought about what kind of legacy you would like to leave behind?

New Beer's Eve
This day celebrates the end of prohibition in 1933. Observe this day by trying a local brew at the brewery near you.

Tartan Day
The Scottish Register of Tartans
The History of Tartan
Find your family or clan tartan

Army Day
The Army Goes Rolling Along
The United States Army
History of the Army

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