Spirit Filled…Spirit Led
Answer – Gateway Arch Thursday – This monument is located on the site of the founding of a city on the Mississippi River. Wednesday – Construction on this monument began on this date in 1963. Tuesday – A design competition
Answer – Poinsettia Thursday – It is known as the Christmas Flower – its star-shaped leaf pattern is said to symbolize the Star of Bethlehem and its red color Jesus’ blood sacrifice. Wednesday – Although urban legend says this plant
1/14/20 – When Gucci first began it manufactured quality leather luggage items, and these products are still some of their most popular today. 11/27/19 – Otters show their babies to their enemies when they are in danger to make the
Answer – The Great Chicago Fire Thursday – Legend blames a cow belonging to Mrs. O’Leary for this tragedy. Wednesday – It killed approximately 300 people, destroyed 3.3 square miles, and left more than 100,000 residents homeless. Tuesday – It
2/18/20 – Garter snakes give birth to live babies rather than laying eggs. 1/9/20 – The Jordan One is the only Jordan to sport the swoosh. 11/20/19 – A pair of signed Air Jordan 1s can go for $25,000. 10/9/19
2/13/20 – Otters have a little pouch on their bodies where they can keep, among other things, their favorite rock. 12/18/19 – Turtles can breathe through their behinds and urinate through their mouths. 11/14/19 – A duck has more neck
12/10/19 – Almost 15,000 people are sent to the ER for Christmas decorating mishaps each year. 11/5/19 – When your dog is carefully choosing the perfect place to do his business, it is because he prefers to go poop in
Answer – The U.S. Constitution Thursday – It is the supreme law of our land. Wednesday – It has been amended 27 times. Tuesday – It was adopted on this day in 1787. Monday – This was originally written on
1/28/20 – You cannot breathe and swallow at the same time. 12/3/19 – If you took all the blood vessels out of your body and laid them end to end they would go around the world more than twice. 10/30/19
10/23/19 – Almost is one of the longest English words in which the letters are also in alphabetical order. 9/18/19 – Although the bobcat is rarely seen, it is one of the most common wild cats in North America.