The story of the battles of Lexington and Concord have to be one of my most favorite History topics and stories. General Gage, Paul Revere, William Dawes, the minutemen, "the shot heard round the world". There is also the battle of Bunker Hill, and the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Ah, History, I love it.

Well about an hour ago dad got home from the Huckabee reception, in the City. Go Huckabee! I so hope he runs for president! Not that dang Hilary! BLAH. (Yeah, I know, what Andrew Carter always says in Hogan's Heroes: "Newkirk, name-calling never solves anything!" but I can't help it. It makes me feel better. >.< Especially when it comes to Hilary.) Huckabee is definitely like another Ronald Ragon (sp) – he has to run! *Prays* Dad had gone with two of our friend homeschooling dads, and Peter, the son of one. Pete is actually something for Huckabee. I forgot what you call them, but I can't believe it. - I just pray that Huckabee is the future president!

I wish I could have gone with dad. But I am too young. And M and G and Mom and I watched four MacGyver episodes and a Little House on the Prairie. So we had a fun time together, as well. Haha, mom got really dragged in to the MacGyver episodes. I admit, so did I. They were great. It's like - like - a modern(er-er) Sherlock Holmes! Kind of. Holmes and MacGyver are the same but very different. Each in their own wonderful way, though! Love them both.

Right now I am listening to my new Brad Paisley CD. Country music rules. - Right after Classical, of course. Classical and Country = THE AWESOMEST MUSIC EVER.

I think I am going to hit the sack. You know, though, I always say that, but never actually do it. Oh well... I gotta think beeeeed. *Starts to yawn*

Pax Christi tibi,

In Christ, through Mary,

-T-