Category Archives: history

Hey Erie PA, how would you like to test your knowledge about the history of local electronic media? If you remember names like Vance McBryde and the Morning Mayor, here's just the quiz to challenge your memory and maybe even give you a nostalgic smile. Continue reading →

Posted on July 25, 2014 by xtinethewriter | 6 Comments

Weird Presidential Facts About All 44 U.S. Presidents Part Two: Christine’s Chronicles

Posted on July 24, 2014 by xtinethewriter

Focus in on the lesser-known facts about all 44 U.S. Presidents in the 2nd portion of this eye-opening two-part series. Be sure to also check out "Weird Presidential Facts About All 44 U.S. Presidents Part One." Continue reading →

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Weird Presidential Facts About All 44 U.S. Presidents Part One: Christine’s Chronicles

Posted on July 24, 2014 by xtinethewriter

Focus in on the lesser-known facts about all 44 U.S. Presidents in this eye-opening two-part series. Then read Part Two of Christine’s Chronicles – Weird Presidential Facts About All 44 U.S. Presidents. Continue reading →

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Europe in the Middle Ages: A Day in the Life – Christine’s Chronicles

Posted on July 24, 2014 by xtinethewriter

Have you ever wondered what European life was like during the Middle Ages? Read this sampling of what life might have been like for a peasant, a nobleman and a member of the all-powerful clergy. Continue reading →

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Maiden Voyage of Doom – Mysteries Still Shroud the “Titanic:” Christine’s Chronicles

Posted on July 19, 2014 by xtinethewriter

Some foresaw the tragedy of the “Titanic,” others never fully recovered from this traumatic event. And still others question which ship really sank. Continue reading →

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Christine’s Chronicles: If History Does Repeat Itself, What Lies Ahead? Political Satire, Among Other Things

Posted on July 18, 2014 by xtinethewriter

Take a step past the plethora of perpetual political pieces, and give yourself a chuckle. Because if history starts repeating, hold onto your horses, literally. Continue reading →

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Christine’s Chronicles: Humor – A to Z guide of sayings you might remember from childhood

Posted on July 18, 2014 by xtinethewriter

Dredge the corners of your memory, and see if you connect with this tongue-in-cheek look at things our mothers might have said. Clever sayings, animal references, and various empty threats are all included in this A-Z guide. Continue reading →

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Christine’s Chronicles: Humor – I Survived Childhood. The Question is, How?

Posted on July 18, 2014 by xtinethewriter

What sort of challenges and dares did you face growing up? Did you take foolish chances? Read about the misadventures of this family full of daring young siblings. Continue reading →

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Christine’s Chronicles: When in Bangkok do as the Bangkokkers do

Posted on July 18, 2014 by xtinethewriter

Smile at the misadventures of this 18-year-old know-it-all who decides to tackle the sights and sounds of the ancient city of Bangkok while suffering a serious case of jet lag. Continue reading →

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Christine’s Chronicles: George Washington, the Great Soldier, was Nearly George Washington, the Great Sailor

Posted on July 18, 2014 by xtinethewriter

George Washington, The Father of our Country, knew how to out-think the enemy. Without his military genius, we may not have won the war. Continue reading →

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