By Jefferson Davis, on March 4th, 2008%
That wondrously kind Vanilla has bestowed an Art award upon me. I am honoured and quite blushed that she’d include me in this award, especially since I’ve been so quiet on the blogosphere lately. I can only hope that future post will enhance this fête. It is the little things that people do for one another . . . → Read More: I’m an Artsy Bookworm, How ’bout You?
By Jefferson Davis, on October 20th, 2007%
Today, I drove up to Caesar’s Head, Table Rock, and Pretty Place to snap some photos. To my surprise, the sunny weather down in the valleys changed to a thick fog. As I motored up the winding narrow road, the weather would dramatically change from sunny to a mist and back again. When . . . → Read More: A Misty Wilderness
By Jefferson Davis, on February 7th, 2007%
Hi folks, I’m busy studying for school, reading about Freemason’s, The Knights Templar, and the Illuminati. History has always fascinated me, in all of its facets. I’m a lover of all things. As I’ve stated in the past, it is imperative to know not only one’s ancestral history, but the history of the world, in order . . . → Read More: Freemasonry: The Legend Proceeds
By Jefferson Davis, on January 21st, 2007%
I’ve added two books to my overflowing bookcase, as if I didn’t have enough to read. I love history, and I’m curious, so The Knights Templar and The FreeMasons have always been intriguing to me. The history, mystery, and the like, have enthralled me since I was a lad. According to countless sources, the Freemasons . . . → Read More: The Knights Templar and The FreeMasons
By Jefferson Davis, on January 8th, 2007%
I had read several reviews of this book,
but had never read it because of all the conflicting information, surrounding
the “True Story of The Bell Witch”.
A few weeks ago, a friend pressured me into
reading it, because she said it was an amazing book, based on a “true
story”. So, I finally started reading it
about a week . . . → Read More: An American Haunting Review