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10/12/2025

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10/11/2025

10/05/2025

✨ You won’t find another chapel like this anywhere in the rural U.S., and soon, you can see it for yourself!

St. Mary’s Chapel, built c. 1830s, is located just south of Natchez, Mississippi.

It is a one-of-a-kind Gothic treasure tucked away in the woods along the river. Normally closed to the public and sitting on private land, this is your rare chance to step inside.

Once a year, the owners graciously open the doors to visitors, and that opportunity is coming up soon:

📍 1051 Lower Woodville Rd, Natchez, MS 39120
🗓️ October 25 & 26, from 1–4 pm
👉🏼 Free admission—no tickets or registration required

This is not my event, so I can’t answer questions- but if you go, please tag me in your photos! I’d love to see this extraordinary place through your eyes.

10/05/2025

Are you ready for this Powerful Super Moon?

10/03/2025

09/18/2025

The word “buttload,” often used colloquially to mean “a large amount,” actually has roots in old English wine measurement systems.

A “butt” was a real unit used to measure large quantities of liquid, especially wine or ale, during medieval times and into the early modern era.

One butt equals two hogsheads, and each hogshead typically holds 63 gallons (in the imperial system), making a butt exactly 126 gallons.

This unit was most commonly used in England and parts of Europe, especially in reference to shipping and storing wine, beer, and other liquids in wooden casks or barrels.

These massive barrels were known as butts (yes, that’s the actual term), and they often appeared in old taverns and ships’ cargo.

Today, the term survives mostly as slang or humor — “a buttload of something” — but it does in fact originate from a formal measurement that once held legal and commercial significance.

09/16/2025

BREAKING: Hollywood legend Robert Redford has died at age 89.