Paula C. Henderson

Joined May 2018

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Paula is a freelance writer, healthy food advocate, mom and cookbook author.

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Disrespecting the Rule of Law
I try to remain mindful that someone with a different opinion then mine believes as strongly in their opinion as I do my own. This is why, of course, we usually have to agree to disagree with many people, right?
By Paula C. Henderson3 years ago in The Swamp
Healthy Choices For A Healthier You
The healthiest foods you can consume are vegetables. They should make up at least 70% of your daily food intake. Vegetables have the widest variety of balanced nutrients for the body and many of them are good sources of Protein, Vitamin C, fiber, Calcium, and healthy carbs.
By Paula C. Henderson3 years ago in Feast
FIRST BLACK WOMAN ON A POSTAGE STAMP
The first black woman to have her likeness honored on a United States postage stamp did not happen until 1978 as a part of the Post Office Black Heritage Series.
By Paula C. Henderson3 years ago in Viva
Three Days With John George Trump
On January 7, 1943, Nikola Tesla passed away in room 3327 on the 33rd floor of the Hotel New Yorker in New York City, his residence for the last ten years (NY Times).
By Paula C. Henderson3 years ago in The Swamp
FUN WITH TOILET PAPER
Does anyone remember the toilet paper hoarding of 1973? Apparently Johnny Carson teased on The Tonight Show during his monologue about a supposed toilet paper shortage in Wisconsin causing a shortage at the stores that did not end for months.
By Paula C. Henderson3 years ago in Humans
FIRST BLACK WOMAN INVITED TO PRESIDENTIAL INAUGERATION OF A DEMOCRAT
In 1950 Dr. Arenia C. Mallory was invited to the inauguration of Harry S. Truman making her the first black woman with this distinction.
By Paula C. Henderson3 years ago in The Swamp
BREAKFAST SALAD RECIPES
The fruits and vegetables included in the following recipes are naturally gluten free, dairy free, soy free and nightshade free making these recipes anti-inflammatory, fresh and healthy.
By Paula C. Henderson3 years ago in Feast
The Woman Who Fought For Our Annual Thanksgiving Tradition
In 1846 a woman named Sarah Josepha Hale began a campaign for Thanksgiving to become a national holiday that is celebrated annually on a fixed date. Up to now Thanksgiving was primarily only celebrated in the Northeast.
By Paula C. Henderson4 years ago in Viva
Chicken Recipes II
I saw a headline recently that said chicken is still the number one search word for recipes. You can never have too many recipes or ideas for preparing chicken; right?
By Paula C. Henderson4 years ago in Feast
The Tale of the Husband Presumed Dead & Buried Twice
The Tale of the Husband Presumed Dead and Buried Twice After serving in World War II, a handsome young man named Clarence Roberts returned home to his wife, Geneva, in Nashville, Indiana. In 1950 he ran for, and easily won, County Sheriff.
By Paula C. Henderson4 years ago in Criminal
FIRST WOMAN YEOMAN IN U.S. NAVY
First Woman in the Armed Forces other than a Nursing Assignment First Woman Yeoman in U.S. Navy, Loretta P. Walsh Born April 22, 1896
By Paula C. Henderson4 years ago in Serve
FIRST WOMAN AMBASSADOR
In 1965 she became the first woman to sit on the United Nations Security Council. Born May 26, 1909, the third of five children, to a minister and homemaker in Adair, Iowa, Helen Eugenie Moore (1909-1997) attended Juilliard School of Music in New York with a dream of becoming a concert pianist.
By Paula C. Henderson4 years ago in The Swamp