Do Something Nice Day

Today is Do Something Nice Day. Maybe a thank you or a smile (it won't crack your face)? How about holding the door open for someone. A random act of kindness would work. Say YES or say NO - think about it. Pay it forward in the coffee line. Bearwiskers says...I should try to do this every day, Do good, feel good.

Beyond The Sea

Written in 1946, Beyond The Sea, was a contemporary pop song written by Jack Lawrence. It has been recorded by many artist, including Benny Goodman, Mantovani, Roger Williams and Gisele MacKenzie. Bobby Darin's version released in 1959 has been the most popular reaching #6 on the Billboard Top 100. Now you have the song on the record, in Apollo 13, Austin Powers - Goldmember, Diner, Goodfellas, Lost, Black Rain, The X-Files and many more.

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Father Knows Best

Today in 1954, Father Knows Best debuted on CBS, sponsored by Kent cigarettes. It started on radio in 1949 and competed with 19 other family shows. Jim Anderson played by Robert Young, was the father and Jane Wyatt the mother. After the first year, Kent cigarettes dumped the show because of low ratings, but Scott Paper Company picked up the show, changed its time slot, and the show was a hit. It was a great show for years, one of those shows that you love it or hated it. Bearwiskers says...love Father Knows Best.

October Reading List

Here is my October Reading List:

Whicked Appetite by Janet Evanovich
Death on the D-List by Nancy Grace - Hailey Dean Series
Trial by Fury by J A Jance - J P Beaumont Series
Ghost At Work by Carolyn Hart - Bailey Ruth Series
Cat On the Edge by Shirley Rousseau Murphy -Joe Grey Series
Naked in Death by J D Robb - In Death Series (Nora Roberts)
Countdown by Iris Johansen - Eve Duncan Series
Trick or Treat Murder by Leslie Meier - Lucy Stone Series

Candy Cane Murder is 3 books in one
"Candy Cane Murder" by Joanne Fluke
"The Dangers of Candy Canes" by Laura Levine
"Candy Canes of Christmas Past" by Leslie Meier

Peanuts

October 2, 1950, Peanuts comic strip starts it's great run. Peanuts first appeared in 1947 in the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Today Peanuts is world wide with loyal followers. Bearwiskers says...TY Charles Schultz for a great comic strip series!

My Tag Art

I am happy and excited to let you know I signed up with My Tag Art.
My graphics will be there soon.
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My Tag Art

In God We Trust

On October 1, 1957, In God We Trust was first used on US paper currency. The phrase first appeared on the 1864 two cent coin, and 1866 on the nickel, quarter, half dollar, silver dollars and gold dollars. In God We Trust became the official US motto in 1956.
One of the first references of the motto of In God We Trust is in the National Anthem. In the last stanzas "And this be our motto, In God We Trust. And the Star Spangled Banner in triumph shall wave, O'r the land of the free and the home of the brave." Bearwiskers says...God Bless America!