It's The Journey That Counts!
Life's journey is not to arrive safely at the grave in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, "Wow! What a ride!"
Posted August 18, 2017
Weekly Anagram
"Federal Bureau of Investigation" = "If found alive, abuse, interrogate!"
(Fred Holmes, 1999)
Weekly Quote
"My doctor gave me two weeks to live. I hope they're in August." __Ronnie Shakes

You had one job . . .
Anna-Gram
● My Birthday was last week – August 16 -- Send congratulations, but don't ask how old I am.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE GREAT WALL
Endangered Words
● dilling = last born or youngest child who is somewhat fragile. [The weakest of the litter, so to speak.]
● amphitryon = a dinner or party host whose identity is in doubt. [Like a reverse surprise party]
● eoan = to dawn or the east
Taken from David Grambs' "Dimboxes, Epopts, and other Quidams" and  "Dictionary of Endangered Words"
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Observance Days
August is:
● Motor Sports Awareness
   Month
● National Spinal Muscular  Atrophy Awareness Month
● National Traffic Aware-ness Month

This Week is:
● National Aviation Week: 15-21(Week of Orville Wright's Birthday on 19th)
● Minority Enterprise Development Week: 18-24
● National Massage Therapy Week: 19-23
● National Return To Work Week: 23-29

August 11 is:
● Birth Control Pills Day
● Mail Order Catalog Day
● Bad Poetry Day
● Serendipity Day
Serendipity is the term for a “happy accident” or a “pleasant surprise.” Thus, Serendipity Day encourages people to look for and notice those unexpected good things that are always out there, if we have the eyes to see them. In fact, the creators of.this holiday believe that serendipity is no accident at all, but an attitude or a lifestyle in which you are always reaching for those unexpected things and expecting happy surprises to occur.