Queen lilliput here filling in for M.......M.........Muz.......Muzzaman (where ever did he get that name. Not very royal, if you ask me and you didn't but I'm the Queen and my opinion and decree shall be heard -
the queen puts her thumbs to side of her temples, twinkling her fingers and sticks her tongue out at everyone). Speaking of decrees, I decree that we all take pause, turn to the direction of Pennsylvania and cheerfully wish Salem Spectators own
@redsquirrel a very happy birthday. My royal observers tell me RS, for short, is nothing short of amazing. The work she does with the visually impaired is so compassionate and gives of her time so willingly that she puts the needs of others before herself, drives in what I hear are horrendous conditions.
We should all be so lucky to have a Red Squirrel in our lives. In fact the Red Squirrel was a gift from us to North America, I believe............when I say gift, stowed away on a ship and accidentally brought to the New World. Some interesting facts about this day in history, her story, in PEOPLES history.
1774, Britain passes the Coercive Act against rebellious Massachusetts.
1854, Britain and France declared war on Russia
1864, a group of Copperheads attack Confederate soldiers in Charlseton, Illinois. 5 were killed 20 wounded.
1895, there were just two cars in the entire state of Ohio but these two cars somehow managed to get into Ohios first car accident and crashed into each other. Luckily cars were slow and no one was injured
1920 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak of 1920 affects the Great Lakes region and Deep South states.
1922 Stanley Cup Final, Mutual Street Arena, Toronto, ON: Toronto St Patricks (NHL) beat Vancouver Millionaires (PCHA), 5-1 for a 3-2 series win
1939 Philip Barry's "Philadelphia Story" premieres in NYC
1948 2nd Tony Awards: Mister Roberts win
So many events happened today and more can get found here
https://www.onthisday.com/today/events.php
Myself, my royal bloodline, my country and the entire Commonwealth wish you the happiest of birthdays. Today we say in solidarity, "
God Save the Red Squirrel".