MAR 7, 25 .. SOUTH KOREA.. GULLIBLE AND DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME.. CEREAL..

I was just sitting here at our laptop, idly wondering what on this good earth am I going to publish for March the 7th (a/k/a today).

So, I searched our posts to see what we were doing, and where we were doing it, on some past March the 7th dates.

As one “For Instance”, our Post dated March 7th, 2019 is a large, two part Post, about South Korea’s Military Museum.

https://bobbacaps.blogspot.com/2019/03/mar-7-19-part-1-of-2-korean-war-incheon.html

https://bobbacaps.blogspot.com/2019/03/mar-7-19-part-2-of-2-korean-war-incheon.html

Then I also checked out Gullible’s massive library of Posts and I hit a “Bingo” that is pertinent to this weekend.

This upcoming Sunday (a/k/a The Day After Tomorrow) most of the nation experiences Daylight Savings Time.

Just look at Gullible’s March the 7th 2009 Post about Daylight Savings Time!

https://gullible-gulliblestravels.blogspot.com/2009/03/caution-nest-six-months-may-be-harmful.html

Thanks Gullible from all of us!

By the way, IF you do look at Gullible’s above Post, you will see that we left a comment to her long ago Post.

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Well Hello there NATIONAL TODAY / NATIONAL DAY CALENDAR “Holidays” and we have..

Taa Daa .. Cereal was invented… by accident.. in 1877!

John Harvey Kellogg and Will Keith Kellogg were experimenting with boiled wheat. They left a batch out overnight and returned to find it stale. They tried the same process with corn, and created what we know today as Kellogg’s Corn Flakes.

Cereal is a staple crop, and its grains are grown in large quantities and provide more food energy worldwide than any other type of crop.

The word cereal is derived from Ceres, the Roman goddess of harvest and agriculture.

There isn’t a person alive who doesn’t know a bowl of cereal, a spoon and some milk equals a party in your mouth!

Patti and I are “all in” with our breakfast Cereal, Kellogg’s Raisin Bran.

Fiber, sugar, raisins, or even lucky charms – the flavors and prizes each box holds are limitless and can add to any humdrum morning. So, let’s snap, crackle and pop through all the reasons why National Cereal Day on March 7 should be in your day planner and on your menu!

Using an army cannon converted into a pressure cooker, Quaker Oats developed a method called “gun-puffing” in order to create puffed cereals.

It’s not just for breakfast. Have cereal at lunch, an afternoon snack, dinner, a middle of the night treat, or, if you get all fancy with it, a delicious dessert. It’s one of the few foods where there’s no judgement on when you eat it. And with such a wide range of flavors and creative recipes, it’s like the mad libs ingredient that you can fill in to create an “any time of day” meal.

Well we had some fun here and hope that maybe, just maybe, you also had some fun.

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Cap and Patti

2 thoughts on “MAR 7, 25 .. SOUTH KOREA.. GULLIBLE AND DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME.. CEREAL..

  1. Kit Raye

    I hate time changes of any type, but oh well.
    I love Gullible’s posts and watch for your alerts that she’s put a new one up.
    Cereal Day! When I was a young teen my dad and I ate Raisen Bran to collect the box tops so I could get Corning Ware bowls to place in my hope chest. I still use those bowls all the time.
    Your posts make me smile.
    Kit

    1. Cap Chastain Post author

      How neat Kit. Yes! Back in the day it seems there were a number of things you could get with box tops or other means from, not only cereal boxes, but other boxes as well. Wheaties (a cereal of course) used to have paper airplanes (I think) ON the box or in the box. You would fold up the airplane, put a one cent penny into the nose of your paper airplane and those puppies would really fly. Both free flight and on a long cord you would spin around your head. Then .. Taa Daa.. there were S&H Green Stamps! That were distributed all over the place by many merchandizers. Happy (some of our) Posts make you smile. Smiling over that .. Cap and Patti

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