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Ernest Hemingway A Farewell to Arms Read-a-Long
June is here! Welcome. We’d like to invite participants and non-participants to join this month’s Ernest Hemingway A Farewell to Arms read-a-long. If you’d like to sign up to let u… more →
War Through the Generations
Learning to Stop, Dance, and Relax
wrote 2 hours ago: Originally posted November 5, 2011. It’s crazy and sad to think that I’m already half way through my … more →
"We've Got Trenches Full Of Mustard-Gassed Teenagers in My Backyard, But You Know What I'ma Do? Paint Me Some Flowers!"
wrote 10 hours ago: So shouted my friend I will refer to as Most as code so I can remember who he is as I try to respect … more →
Helen's Donuts
wrote 18 hours ago: I love donuts. My hips don’t, but I do. Please note: When referring to Donuts I mean exclusively Dun … more →
Starting June with a Do(ugh)nut... Brooklyn, NYC
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wrote 20 hours ago: I don’t indulge in donuts often… Yet, when National Do(ugh)nut Day rolled around, I was … more →
There's now't so queer as folk!
wrote 21 hours ago: So here is a little story for you. A couple of weekends ago my sister and I visited St Ives. More on … more →
National Donut Day: Free Doughnuts inspired by WWI!
wrote 22 hours ago: Hey Everyone, Did you know that today is national Donut Day? More specifically, National Donut Day c … more →
Review: LAND OF MARVELS by Barry Unsworth
wrote 1 day ago: ww1ha read and reviewed Land of Marvels by Barry Unsworth for the WWI Reading Challenge in 2012. He … more →
Ernest Hemingway A Farewell to Arms Read-a-Long
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wrote 1 day ago: June is here! Welcome. We’d like to invite participants and non-participants to join this mo … more →
Villers-Bretonneux
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wrote 1 day ago: We’re staying in Lille tonight, a reasonably sized city not far from the border with Belgium. … more →
Lost and Found - May 31st Edition
wrote 2 days ago: What to remember about May 31st… 1859 Big Ben clock tower rings out over British Houses of Parliame … more →
Review: THE BLASPHEMER by Nigel Farndale
wrote 2 days ago: ww1ha read and reviewed The Blasphemer by Nigel Farndale for the WWI Reading Challenge in 2012. Her … more →
Australians at War
wrote 2 days ago: Australians at War. “Aussie Educator” – lots of links to ‘all’ wars Au … more →
The Non-Bloody Classroom Revolution
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wrote 3 days ago: by Kathy Lerich How many times did you attend public school growing up with the intent of merging co … more →
Movie Review: THE FIGHTING 69TH
wrote 3 days ago: Bitter Tea and Mystery watched and reviewed The Fighting 69th for the WWI Reading Challenge in 2012. … more →
WWI 26th Yankee Division, 103rd Machine Gun Battalion Vermont Dog Tag Grouping
wrote 3 days ago: 103rd MG Dog Tag VT NG Dog Tag WWI Soldier Registry Entry Daughters of the American Revolution Appli … more →
In Honour of Memorial Day: A Military Wedding Theme
wrote 3 days ago: Hi Loves, I hope you’ve all enjoyed your Memorial Day week-end and got a chance to honour some … more →
Honoring Our History Tour Comes To Oklahoma City On June 1
wrote 4 days ago: A World War I travelling gallery is set to make a stop for public viewing in Oklahoma City on Friday … more →
Worth a Thousand Words: Dulce et Decorum Est
wrote 4 days ago: Bent double, like old beggars under sacks, Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge … more →
~Getting connected~the Indian Removal Act~WWII~The Edict of Worms
wrote 4 days ago: Hi everyone~ First things first…I sent out an email to each one of you so we can start getting … more →
