President's Day Thought

Presidents Day, officially known as Washington's Birthday, is a federal holiday in the United States and is celebrated on the third Monday of February. In 2009, Presidents Day falls on February 16.

Although it has become known as a great weekend for sales, especially on cars, there's a lot more to the holiday. Presidents Day is a good chance to learn more about American History, civic responsibility and even U.S. Geography.

I'm not saying that you a going to be happy with what you are going to find when you start digging deep into America's History but it will give you a better insight of this countries guidelines and what they were based on and gives use an ideal about how to make changes for the better of us all.

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Top Ten Things To Do The Day After Valentine's Day

Why should February 14th get all of the attention? Here are some things to do the day after Valentine's Day.


1. Water the flowers you receieved. You know that they will probabbly be dead tomorrow, but you just have to take care of them.

2. Find somewhere in your room for the bear he bought you even though you already have ninety nine bears and you really do not have any more room for bears.


3. Buy the candy and flowers that Kroger is selling for half off. While you are at it, buy some cards so you will be ready for next year.

4. Buy what you really wanted him to buy you.


5. Cuss your significant other out because he forgot Valentine's Day (just kidding)

6. Go to the bank (for some people it's payday.)

7. Delete all of the Valentine's Day related spam you received.

8. Sell that gift that you did not really want in an online auction.

9. Look for something to sell related to Valentine's Day so you can make some money next year.


10. Count all of the Valentine's Day cards you received and replace the Christmas cards that were on the mantle with them. (I know some of you still have Christmas cards on your mantle.)

Don't think that V-Day only comes and last once a year... if you do your just fooling yourself.

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