On this Memorial Day, we remember the very people who died fighting for our country and those who are now fighting for it with their lives. It is also a day to remind ourselves that we cannot take our freedom for granted. We take this day to reflect on the pains that were inflicted on our country, such as the American Revolution, Slavery, the Civil War, the World Wars, the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attack, the Insurrection of January 6th, 2021, and more, so that we can remind ourselves to be a better country that everyone dreams of being part of. It’s not only the veterans who fought the wars for us and the soldiers who are now fighting for us that we should remember; we should also remember that America is made up of all walks of life. Because the United States of America is not just mine, nor yours, it is ours. This includes all races, genders, sexual orientations, ages, religions, able-bodied status, disabilities, political affiliations/views, intelligence quotients, and other factors. It is the inclusive people that are the heart of the United States of America, and we should reject any hate because hatred is what divides us. For the sake of our country, for which the soldiers died fighting, don’t allow hate to win, and let’s be…
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Okay, I think it is time for another mix article, since the last one was published about two months ago or close to that. Here are some of the topics that will be included in this mix article. Hopefully, there is at least one of them that you might be interested in reading here! Mix 05-01-2026 Topics. Like in every Mix articles here on JoshiesWorld, here is a list of the topics for this Mix article, if you only want to read certain topics that you may be interested in reading you can do so by clicking/pressing on a topic that you would like to read or if you are busy and don’t have enough time to read the rest of this Mix article then you can stop reading and then come back to pick up where you stopped reading by clicking/pressing the topic that you stopped reading so you can continue reading the rest of the Mix article here! Useful research tools for researching the Deaf community There are a few places you can find data or information about the Deaf community, and here is one I think is a very useful tool for researching or analyzing it. It doesn’t have to be about the Deaf community; it is a great tool for anything that you’d like to do…
I am looking for your answers to quite a lot of questions, especially if you reside in the eastern United States, such as Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. If you do live in any of these states: Where do you live (please do not pinpoint for your safety, just the state, and is it north, south, west, or east of that state)? Who is your electricity provider? Is that the only electricity provider in your area? Is that for your home, your business, or both? How are you with the cost of your electricity? Significantly increased charge, cheaper, stays the same, or struggling to afford it? What’s the cost compared to last year, and now so far this year? Is your electricity getting better or worse (reliability, lower outages, etc.)? Do you think that the cost of your electricity is justified or reasonable? If it is, or not, why? Do you think the government should intervene in electricity companies’ pricing decisions? Do you have anything additional to say, have a comment, express your opinion on this matter, or anything else related to your electricity or your electricity provider? If so, please share them. This may be for an article I am writing, so I would greatly appreciate your answers! There are a few ways that you…
I have made a post on all of my social media, wishing everyone a happy Easter and a happy Passover on April 5th, 2026. I was planning to write a short letter here on JoshiesWorld’s website and on my personal website, JoshuaBSullivan.com. I could not do so that day, as I was occupied, but I told myself that I would eventually publish a quick, small letter, so here it is in case you missed a post from JoshiesWorld where I was wishing everyone a happy Easter and a happy Passover! Happy Easter, and Happy Passover! May your day be filled with joy and peace! 🐰✝️✡️ Note: It took me hours to make this picture until I was satisfied, and I did so in recognition of not only Easter but also Passover. I did this picture from my heart! I made the text “Happy Easter” filled with colored eggs, the “and” filled with spring flowers, and the “Happy Passover” filled with matzah (which is unleavened bread, an integral element of the passover). Then I tried to think of everything related to both Easter and Passover, which is why you see the Star of David, eggs, bunnies, stars, butterflies, a cross, etc. Here is the post that I made on social media on that day. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18kUdcWE7gInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DWw2D74E9jM/ Even though I am…
Pay attention, it’s not the government, it’s scammers! Some of you may have received text messages, social media messages, or even phone calls claiming they are a government agency or work for a certain government agency. Like I just got a text message earlier today telling me that the Kentucky District Court Traffic Division is summoning me by a judge named Michael Harlan, and my case number states that if I fail to appear or pay, it will result in immediate bench warrant issuance and license suspension, so I had better resolve it immediately. I also saw a similar post from someone else, but theirs was from the Kentucky State Police (KSP). If you received a text message or even a phone call like this, or any similar to these in the screenshots I took, which you will see below, DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT click any link because if you did, they will be demanding that you pay them, which is one of their way to scam people. If anyone from the Kentucky District Court Traffic Division, or a state law enforcement summons you or requests that you appear at a court, a police station, or any government building, they do not text. They would either send you a document by mail or visit you in person (if…
I have seen all, if not most, of the posts and the comments from different people wishing me a happy birthday, and I am truly humbled by it. I wish I could reply to each one of them to thank them for their wishes, but that would take me many hours because I’d have to go through individual posts wishing me a happy birthday, through comments that wished me a happy birthday in someone else’s posts that wished me a happy birthday, and so on. So, I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone for wishing me a happy birthday today, and as I said, I am truly humbled by it. I had a good birthday today. My mom made me a delicious German cake, which I requested for my birthday, and I saw both of my uncles, Ronnie and Johnny, who stopped by to wish me a happy birthday. I have received some gifts that they didn’t have to, but I did, from my mother, both of my uncles, Chad, and my mamaw on my dad’s side of the family. I have taken pictures of the cake and the food, which I may share with everyone tomorrow, if I am able. I have just turned 39 years old today, just one year away…