Advice to Andrew Jackson by his Mother
In 1781 Andrew Jackson, then 14 years of age, enlisted in the American army, was captured (along with his brother) and they were both thrown into prison where Andrew Jackson contracted smallpox. His mother Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson, through exchange arranged for his release; Elizabeth arranged a prisoner transfer – the patriots turned over thirteen redcoats…
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Knowing what you are cut out for will make things much easier for you! Do you know what you are supposed to do? Still unsure? Even if you are not sure what your calling is, do not let that stop you! Go and try new things! Be helpful to others. Share your talents, whatever they…
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Here is a Thanksgiving Day Tradition! Every year a New York radio station would play this song on Thanksgiving! Every year, I still play it! (From Wikipedia) The church where this all began This song is called Alice’s Restaurant, and it’s about Alice, and the restaurant, but Alice’s Restaurant is not the name of the…
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Want to feel more gratitude right now? Want to feel great in an instant? Here is a quick, sure fire way to feel good right now!
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