Merry christmas!

MERRY CHRISTMAS! after waiting 365 days this one is almost over. I just wanted to thank my parents my grandparents and all my friends for the gifts! merry Christmas and a happy new year!

Christmas eve

merry Christmas!!!!! originally I had a long message for you but I accidentally deleted it,so I am just going to say (MERRY CHRISTMAS!)

Teusday,August 18,2009

I am currently at my friend Alex Arnold's house. She is having a hard time finding a pair of pants she wants to wear to bed. Alex has also informed me that
Sunday, Monday,and Tuesday calf's were born. is that crazy or what? anyway I am getting sleepy. I will write more tomorrow. Maddie

Tuesday,August 18,2009

I woke up at 5:10 AM and got ready to come in to work with my mom. on the way to work Bogart got sick and threw up and luckily we had a bag. :) then when we got to work Bogart ran off to the neighbors house. And it took a while before he came back. and not much has happened since. so I will have to write again later

Maddie

Starting up again

I just wanted to say that i'm sorry you have had nothing new to read for the past 9 months. From now on I will be writing every day I can including today! And you will be hearing a little bit more about me. Enjoy!

new start

Sorry it has been 9 months since I have wrote anything on this blog. I just want to inform you that I will be writing more about me now and that I hope you find it interesting!

Fathers Day

The History of Fathers Day

The story of Father's Day: In 1909, Mrs. John B. Dodd, of Spokane, Washington, first proposed the idea of Father's Day. She wanted to honour her father, William Smart, a Civil War veteran who was widowed and left to raise six children alone. The first Father's Day was observed on June 19, 1910 in Spokane. Mrs. Dodd wanted Father's Day to be celebrated on the first Sunday in June, her father's birthday. However, the Spokane council couldn't get the resolution through the first reading until the third Sunday in June.

Around the same time people were beginning to celebrate Father's Day in other cities and town across the United States. However, although Mother's Day became a recognized holiday in 1914, it wasn't until 1966 that President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a presidential proclamation declaring the third Sunday of June Father's Day. The white or red rose is the official flower for Father's Day. Mrs. Dodd suggested that people wear a white rose to honour a father who is deceased and a red rose for a father who is living.

I found this on google and thought that you might like to know how Fathers Day came about. I truly enjoyed this and I hope you did too!