Yesterday we got to see the captivating matchup between the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts, and the two teams did not disappoint. It was a thrilling game performed by the two best offenses in the NFL. I didn't write this post to gush, so let's get to it...
[caption id="attachment_2973" align="alignright" width="200" caption="Gainesville highlighted in red"] [/caption] Gainesville, Florida is the 14th largest city in Florida and according to National Geographic Adventure, is the #1 place to live and play in the U.S. Since...
I happened to be reading about the Spanish-American War when I began to wonder about General John Pershing. In the annals of American military history he is often overshadowed by the likes of Eisenhower, Washington, and Grant so I thought I would try to do him some justice...
I know, I know. I sort of left the ending to the biggest thing on EiH twisting in the wind, and for that I apologize. It's been a wicked crazy last couple of weeks, and 50 Years of 50 States was only supposed to take 5 days, and instead has taken 12. So, I wanted to let...
It's been a remarkable journey, even though we're pulling into the station a little late. But it's not the destination, it's the journey, right? Along the way, we've found out that Ohio was actually the 47th state, the first opera performed in America was in Charleston...
That wasn't nearly as tricky as I thought it would be! The question was: Three states were admitted to the Union in the 1950s. Alaska, Hawaii, and which other state? The answer: Ohio. As anthonydurham so eloquently put it, Ohio. Congress recognized the state of Ohio on...
Wow, what a journey! We've actually made it through all 50 states, and its time for the today's trivia question, so here it is: Three states were admitted to the Union in the 1950s. Alaska, Hawaii, and which other state? [caption id="attachment_1604" align="alignright...
[caption id="attachment_1883" align="alignright" width="172" caption="Map of Louisiana"] [/caption] Early this morning, I asked, "Where is the United States’ tallest state Capitol building located?" The answer, Louisiana, at a height of 450 feet/34 floors. Congrats...
[caption id="attachment_1930" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Today's Prize: Names on the Land"] [/caption] It's that time again. Time for you to answer a trivia question and win a prize! You know the rules. Answer in the comments, and the winner is selected...
