Anger, Blame and Flying High . . . ~j

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014

Today's Writing Prompt: Angry

What has made you angry this week?

So far this week I can't think of anything that has made me angry. Of course I've been home alone and things are going pretty well. That could change before the week is done.

Blame Someone Else Day

When : The first Friday the 13th of the year

What a great time you can have on this day. Imagine all the problems, errors, and mistakes you could heap on someone else today. On this day you don't have to take responsibility, or the blame, for any faux pas on your part. On the downside, this day comes as a double edged sword. While you are busy putting the blame elsewhere, someone might just be putting the blame on you!

So.......if the is somethin wrong whif the spellin of this artickle, it's not my fallt.....its' yours.

Blame Someone Else Day could just be your day. But, watch out..... any blame you place today, can come back to bite you tomorrow. After all...what comes around goes around.

Source: http://holidayinsights.com/other/blamesomeoneday.htm

February 13, 1981 - Military - Capts Leah Mosher, Nora Bottomley and Deeana Brasseur graduate from CFB Moose Jaw as the first women to become Canadian air force pilots. Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

Source: http://canadachannel.ca/todayincanadianhistory/index.php/February_13

If you are interested in learning more about the history of Women in the Military check out this link:
http://jackmanavenue.wordpress.com/2012/03/28/womens-history-month-women-in-canadian-military-history/

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