Daily Archives: September 23, 2019

African American Military History Museum, Hattiesburg – Mississippi Mondays September 23, 2019

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I chose the African American Military History Museum in Hattiesburg, Mississippi for this week’s Mississippi Mondays post. I found it on https://www.visithburg.org/things-to-do/details/?aid=4532. It’s also the Hattiesburg USO and searched under both. From the website, it’s the last African American USO … Continue reading →

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90,000 Articles Published on the Free FamilySearch Wiki – September 23, 2019

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I saw this earlier today on FamilySearch – 90,000 Articles Published on the Free FamilySearch Wiki: https://media.familysearch.org/90000-articles-published-free-familysearch-wiki/. The FamilySearch Research Wiki has published its 90,000th help article, with more added weekly. The free service launched 12 years ago to help patrons … Continue reading →

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Memo from the MCC Errors & Omissions Department — Midlife Crisis Crossover!

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Previously on Midlife Crisis Crossover: I wrote at length about a six-part miniseries that my wife and I watched on Crackle called The Final Tsars, in which I couldn’t be bothered to open an extra browser tab and verify the … Continue reading →

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Battlestar Galactica Series Announced NOT A REBOOT – YouTube Video

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I saw this on YouTube earlier today – Battlestar Galactica Series Announced NOT A REBOOT – YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNw396Sp-_4 (around 4:57 minutes long) I let you figure out if you think it’s a reboot or not.  

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Not a Fan of What If or Hypothetical Scenarios – September 23, 2019

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This post is an outgrowth of a re-blog I did earlier today – Impossible job interview questions — #MILLENNIALLIFECRISIS. I decided to separate out part of my response into this post. I am not a fan of “What If” or … Continue reading →

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Impossible job interview questions — #MILLENNIALLIFECRISIS

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The following is not word for word, it’s just how I remember a piece of my interview happening this morning. I don’t think that I have, ever in my life, experienced job interview questions so difficult as I had this … Continue reading →

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Why You Should Be Careful of Memories – September 23, 2019

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This is actually a serious post, but I am injecting humor into it to show why you shouldn’t trust memories. I have memory issues and have frequently thought something happened in a year that was not correct. In my case, … Continue reading →

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11K WordPress Followers!! — lifesfinewhine

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  Omg you guys I can not believe lifesfinewhine has already reached 11K followers! It feels like just yeterday that I reached 10K and I am so happy at how fast this blog is growing lately! I am soooo thankful … Continue reading →

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We Are Not Guaranteed Tomorrow – September 23, 2019

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Updated October 12, 2019 – Find-A-Grave has marked his memorial as Famous. This is a follow-up to R.I.P. ARON (“Nog”) EISENBERG – 1969 to 2019 — Fan Film Factor. As much as I expect to wake up tomorrow, Aron‘s death … Continue reading →

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The 50 Most Common Last Names in America – FamilySearch September 20, 2019

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I found this recently on FamilySearch –The 50 Most Common Last Names in America: https://media.familysearch.org/50-most-common-last-names-in-america/. “What’s in a name?” Shakespeare’s Juliet asked that rhetorical question more than 500 years ago. This question still rings true today in 21st century America. … Continue reading →

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