@EmilyGreen21988@allie__voss They’re not saying they disagree with the “get married young” advice, both praise it, but only for the group it is relevant to, which is basically those who have already found someone, not for those looking who are looking and would absolutely get married young if it was possible
@TheMiddleborne I love The Charge of the Light Brigade! Rudyard Kipling’s If is a top contender for one of my favorites too though. I painted this one for my brother to try out an idea
@IngriPauline@luinalaska Toss everything together in a 13x9 pan, top with crushed chips or breadcrumbs and a little extra butter, then throw in the oven at 350 for about an hour
@IngriPauline@luinalaska Hashbrown Casserole
1 (2lb) package frozen hashbrowns
1 1/2 cup sour cream
1 can cream of mushroom soup (or chicken but I find it too salty)
2 cups grated cheese
2 tsp salt
1/4 cup butter
@GMGunstonHall@TRHLofficial@SandmanSlim02 I had seen that too when I googled it, but frankly, couldn’t find any sources to back it up, and it doesn’t fit with the timeline or anything I remembered reading of James Madison or the crossing the Delaware. I read this to refresh my memory:
@GMGunstonHall@TRHLofficial@SandmanSlim02 …drill, after which he left the militia and went into politics. In 1776, he served as one of the youngest members on the 5th Virginia Convention, where he was a key contributor to Virginia’s first Constitution and their Declaration of Rights. So no, he did not cross the Deleware
@GMGunstonHall@TRHLofficial@SandmanSlim02 Thank you! Looking at the comments, I thought no one else caught that. James Madison served briefly in 1775, but historians and medical experts have pieced together that he suffered from a mild form of epilepsy. He suffered a “sudden attack” as he termed it during a militia (1/2)