Who was the first (true or most recognized) King of England? I never considered this until I watched a random YouTube video yesterday. What I found most peculiar was that he never married and had no children. His half-brother succeeded … Continue reading →

The friend I mention every now and then who lost his mother has a brother who works for Apple. His job is to watch sporting events and verify that the scores and stats are updated correctly. DaughterGeeding is going to … Continue reading →

For the longest time, I wondered if the beaches of Normandy were open to the public, if people used them for leisure and enjoyment, or if they were considered a place of reverence. I have my answer, and I see … Continue reading →

For those who never understood what the D in D-Day stood for, I hope this helps. The D in D-Day just stands for “Day.” It is the designation that the military uses on the start date of an important operation. … Continue reading →