Alan’s TTIM Stories #65 Radford was unliked. William Ogle traveled into the Cherokee territory of Eastern Tennessee looking for a homestead for his family. After

Alan’s TTIM Stories #64 For this particular wine tasting experience, look beyond the outskirts of Paris and the royal palace decadence of a doomed monarchy.

Alan’s TTIM Stories #63 In the summer of 1942, Rommel’s Afrika Corps pushed across Libya and entered Egypt with the objective of capturing Alexandria, Mediterranean

Alan’s TTIM Stories #62 Can you enjoy, and be inspired by, the brilliant work of an artist of questionable character? Let me explain through a

An Introduction to Alan’s TTIM Stories              www.alanvandervoort.com/blogs/118The Six Lives of Thomas Francis Meagher              www.alanvandervoort.com/blogs/120The Cincinnati Conspiracy of 1957                    www.alanvandervoort.com/blogs/136Rain Songs                                                                 www.alanvandervoort.com/blogs/142A Writer’s Life                                            

Alan’s TTIM Stories #61 “All generations are dangerous, even this one.”Alexandre Dumas “I am fearful, or suspicious, of generalizations… They cannot guide me reliably in

Alan’s TTIM Stories #60 A warm piece of banana bread is a perfect comfort food especially for cold winter months. The diverse use includes breakfast,

Alan’s TTIM Stories #59 “I want to get to Key West and away from it all.”Ernest Hemingway After experiencing a cold winter in the north

Alan’s TTIM Stories #58 “Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before the fall.” Proverbs 16:18 Contemporaries described Spanish soldier, Manuel Fernandez Silvestre, as brave,

A recommended solution to Constitutional representation for the citizens of Washington D.C. as well as other considerations. Alan’s TTIM Stories #57 Here’s an idea. You

Alan’s TTIM Stories #56 Someone handed Mark Wager a towel to help stop the bleeding over his eye. Was this the result of a lucky

Alan’s TTIM Stories #55 “The worst song in modern history” remarked humorist Dave Barry; a number one hit for Donna Summer; a romantic lament from