Dwight Eisenhower was already a career army man when Mamie Doud met him. On July 1, 1916, they married at her family’s home in Denver, and like many service couples, they moved from base to base. She claimed that they relocated nearly thirty times over the next four decades. Despite this, they … Read more
On February 10, 1899, in Monterey, California, Herbert and Lou Hoover married. Following that, Lou accompanied her husband on his trip to Asia. Herbert, Jr. and Allan, the couple’s two grandchildren, were born to them. Herbert Jr. and Allan, who were born before their father’s political career began, were more affected by … Read more
Woodrow Wilson served from 1913 to 1921 as the twenty-eighth President of the United States. He served as the 34th Governor of New Jersey before becoming President, and he was a professor of political science and the 13th President of Princeton University before that. In this article, find out who are the … Read more
Benjamin Harrison was the twenty-third president of the United States and was popularly known as the grandson of William Henry Harrison, the ninth president of the United States. When the reforms started to become popular, he became president and one of the most critical reforms enacted during his tenure in office was … Read more
Ulysses Grant married Julia Dent, and they had four children. None of them died at an early age than other previous presidents of the United States of America. In this article, you will know the lives of Ulysses Grant’s children. Frederick Dent Grant On May 30, 1850, Frederick was born during his … Read more
The tenth president of the United States of America, John Tyler, was born on March 29, 1790, to a wealthy plantation and slave owner, John Tyler Sr., who was also a prominent politician in Virginia and his mother, Mary Marot Armistead. He had eight siblings who all received the best education available … Read more
Introduction Andrew Jackson, the seventh president of the United States of America’s portrait is in the twenty U.S. dollar bills. Ironically, he condemned both the National Bank and even paper bills. Another legacy, and was the only time it happened in American history was paying off the debt of the United States … Read more
Introduction The sixteenth president of the United States of America, Abraham Lincoln was known as the man who abolished slaveryby signing the Emancipation Proclamation and keeping the union together. His legacy still lives on and left a huge mark in American History. Find out what influenced Abraham Lincoln to become the man … Read more
Introduction Being the fifth president of the United States of America, James Monroe is known for establishing principles of foreign policies, thus, known as the Monroe Doctrine. Perhaps his contribution to the USA can be found in history books or possibly discussed inside the classroom. But ever wonder about the family life … Read more
Wow. The last few days have been a throwback to the beginning of our foster parenting days. Gabriel has been sick and I’ve been struggling to be patient with him. Why would I struggle to be patient with a sick child? Those of you who have never dealt with the disconnect that … Read more
Stirrings – 1965-1997: Adoptions have always near to my heart. From my earlier teenager years, I imagined having a couple of kids of my very own; then I desired to adopt an infant. ? Dreaming of adopting a child It would be an Asian baby-perhaps coming from Korea or Vietnam. Adolescent … Read more
I have always thought that food dye contributes to hyperactive behavior, so it was interesting to read more on what more mainstream groups say about food dye and the role it plays in behavior. Food dye may possibly be the reason of hyperactivity in kids Last spring, the Food and Drug Administration … Read more