Month: October 2017

I’ve always liked to play around with the alphabet. This is one example of that! In the Classroom Aaron doesn’t understand the lesson. Brendon is hiding. Carla will not do her work. Donna kicked the teacher. Evan sits in the corner. Fran keeps yelling. Greta can’t find her pencil. Harry will not answer the question. … Continue reading In the Classroom

Silly poem I wrote. The Joke I’s telled him a joke, I’s seed him laugh too, But ‘twasn’t that funny An’ still laugh he do. He laugh an’ he laugh, But this thing is true, ‘Twasn’t that funny An’ still laugh he do. He giggle an’ giggle He say “hoohoohoo” I’s don’t remember the joke But … Continue reading The Joke

Florence LaBadie, lovingly nicknamed Fearless Flo, was born on April 27, 1888 to Marie Russ in New York. When she was three, her father died, and her mother was unable to take care of her, either because of mental instability or money, or both. No matter the reason, in 1891, Florence was adopted by the … Continue reading Florence LaBadie

Another from the little book I put together called Aunt Kitty’s Storybook. Truth In the Fog Sit down, my child, and I shall relate to you These facts, and everything is quite true. I’ll tell you the truth, as I have to folks before, And you shall know what’s real forever more. You may think … Continue reading Truth In the Fog

I wrote this poem. Please enjoy! The Day Is Gone, Yet It Is Not Night The day is gone, yet it is not night, Then I wonder when could it be? There is no light inside the sky, No dark is there to see. No dark, No dark I see no light. You must be … Continue reading The Day Is Gone, Yet It Is Not Night

  Sometimes the most interesting stars of the silent era are the ones who are the most elusive—the ones who seemed to just fall off the planet at some point, with not much information to be had on them. One such actor was a child actor named Roswell Buster Johnson. He was extremely popular for … Continue reading Roswell Buster Johnson