10 May 2019



This is Mother’s Day in Mexico.
Text, as a transitive verb, entered the lexicon in the 1500s.
A female cat is called a ‘molly’ or ‘queen’.
Vodka was introduced the late 1300s as a medicinal cleanser.
Prime Minister Trudeau’s favourite food is prorogies.


The seeds of the the elm tree are nutritious; they contain 45% protein and 7% fibre.
A Spanish Bishop banned consumption of chocolate during mass in the 17th Century.
Today in 1990, Parliament created the Canadian Space Agency.
Applause is a universal action.
Cross a cat with a lemon tree to get a sour puss.

XOXO meaning hugs and kisses comes from the Middle Ages; illiterates signed papers with an X, then kissed the documents.
The Bank of Nova Scotia was incorporated on this date in 1832.
Stars exist in a state of nuclear fusion that emit energy by converting hydrogen to helium.
According to the UN, there are more than 924 million goats grazing Earth.
Illegal aliens have long been a problem in Canada—ask any Cree.


Architects work with a dozen types of dormers.
Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette were crowned King and Queen of France today in 1774.
According to the Torah, Jacob’s Ladder had 70 rungs.
Sony introduced the Betamax VCR today in 1975.
The neighbourhood window washer is a ladder-day saint.



Food for Thought: Good health and good sense are two of life’s greatest blessings. ~Publilus Syrus






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