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Word Unscramble 09.12.2025 Hey there, Word Wizards! 👋 Did you get the correct answer to Friday's Word Unscramble? In case you missed it, it was: M I N I C A R L The word is… criminal! Congratulations to our clever Word Wizards who cracked the code: Members Hello Kitty, mspat1715, tb8462...

The Town That Stopped the Music It sounds like the plot of Footloose, but it really happened: one US town banned dancing for more than 80 years. Image source: Unsplash From 1898 until 1980, Elmore City, Oklahoma, lived under a local ordinance that outlawed public dancing. The law was...

On This Day - September 15 Image source: The GrayVine Ready to take a trip down memory lane? Let’s look back at some of the most significant events in American history that happened on this day, starting with… 1853: First US Woman Ordained as a Minister Antoinette Brown Blackwell was...

That eerie silence of the skies, broken only by fighter jets, is something many of us will never forget. Thank you for sharing your experience; it captures so well the fear and uncertainty of that day.

That image of the man waving the flag each year is so powerful. It’s comforting to be reminded that, even in such a painful time, people have found ways to honor and remember.

Your story is incredibly moving. To have been so close, to carry those memories and health challenges even now, is such a heavy burden. Thank you for sharing your experience with such honesty.

You described it so clearly. Watching it unfold in real time and realizing it wasn’t an accident—it really did feel like the world changed in that instant.

That sounds overwhelming to have been right there on Capitol Hill. The fear and panic of those hours must have been unlike anything else.

Those images are burned into memory. It’s something none of us will ever be able to forget.

I can only imagine how frightening that must have been, not knowing where your sister was at first. The relief of finding out she was safe, mixed with the heartbreak of what was happening, really comes through in your words.

I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Carrying the memory of that morning alongside the grief of losing your son is incredibly heavy. Your words honor him, and we’re grateful you chose to share them here.

That must have been so hard to live through, especially seeing the Pentagon strike with your own eyes and knowing families who were affected. Thank you for sharing such a personal memory with us.

Credit cards really do make everyday spending easier. A lot of people lean that way now.

Very true. Carrying just a little cash feels safer, while the card takes care of most needs.

That’s a smart approach. Using cash for small things keeps the extra charges out of the way.

That’s a practical routine. Cards for deliveries and a little cash for quick orders sounds like a good balance.

You put that well. Cash does help set limits and makes spending easier to track in the moment.

That makes sense. Markets and garage sales still lean on cash, while cards cover most shopping.

That’s thoughtful of you. Those little cash tips really show some things are still best handled in person.

That’s a great benefit of cards. Having a record really does make things easier to manage.