Tag Archives: JFK

So Many, So Soon

Posted on September 15, 2017 by Tonette Joyce

This week we are asked to name those who have ‘gone too soon’, those who left the world before they could have contributed so much more. I thought politically and John Fitzgerald Kennedy was on my list. Jeff named him … Continue reading →

Posted in careers, inspiration, inspirational people, memories, Miscellaneous, musicians, poetry, romance, Tonette Joyce | Tagged "In the Mood", "Moonligt Serenade", "Serenade", "St.Jerome", "St.Thomas the Doubnter", "String of Pearls", "The Man WHo Made Ireland", Ave Maria, Caravaggio, Christopher Marlowe, Eamon DeValera, Franz Shubert, Frederic Chopin, Glenn Miller, Jane Austen, JFK, Joan Fontaine, John Keats, Mario Lanza, Martin Luther King Jr, Michael Collins, Oscar Wilde, Percy Shelley, Rafael, Tim Pat Coogan, Vincent Price, Vincent Van Gogh, Wolfgang Mozart | 7 Comments

Key Moments in History

Posted on July 6, 2017 by Jeff Salter

And I Wish I Could’ve Been There By Jeff Salter This week we’re blogging about key events in American History which we wish we could have witnessed. I assume – based on the standard rules of “alternate history” – that … Continue reading →

Posted in author's life, childhood, Fantasy vs Reality, Jeff Salter, memories, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, Travel, What if | Tagged Amelia Earhart, Earhart, Earhart and Noonan, Fred Noonan, JFK, John F. Kennedy, Noonan | 21 Comments

Close Encounters with American Presidents

Posted on February 20, 2014 by Jeff Salter

By Jeff Salter Well, let me make clear that none of the presidents I’m about to mention ever had any recollection of our close encounters… as they were blissfully unaware that I was in their vicinity. But I’ve nonetheless held … Continue reading →