Have you read the latest Agatha Chrisitie TRIVIA QUIZ??!!??
Tonight is Go to Bed Early with a New Mystery Novel Night. Um, what? Who thought up this one?
It’s National Strawberry Cream Pie Day. Yum! I can't wait to curl up in bed early with a new mystery novel and a nice piece of pie...
On this day in 1941, Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox finished the season with a batting average of .400. He was last major leaguer to hit .400.
On this day in 1991, a llama conference in Hagerstown, Maryland, included a seminar entitled "Till Death Us Do Part," offering tips on how to handle the loss of a beloved llama. More than 200 llama lovers attended the conference.
So let's see how good everybody's recent memory is: what redesigned bill did the US Treasury introduce on this day back in 2005?
Good luck :)
3 Comments:
I think it was the $20. And did you see the $5 bill they came out with the other day??
P.S. Teddy Ballgame finished with an average of .406. That's a sacred number to Red Sox fans; the luxury boxes behind home plate are even called the 406 club.
I believe that was the $20. And now I really want strawberry cream pie and a mystery novel! Too bad I am on call tonight...
It was actually the $10 bill! I guess nobody uses 10s anymore.
Correction: Jon's right that Ted Williams' batting average was actually .406. I guess it shouldn't surprise anybody that he would know Red Sox trivia better than I would :)
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