Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 28, 2020

Releanor Oosevelt I take it that wasn’t the flight through the Bermuda Triangle where Amelia’s plane went down. Eamelia Arhart

Take care and may God bless.

Well, Texas is bigger than the entirety of Michigan.

How would you like to have been a fly in the cockpit of that plane?

… making it clear to FDR that Prohibition was just not working.

Kind of makes the British royals look pretty insignificant without their former Empire.

An Eleanor Roosevelt believe it or not that I’ve told for many years… and was never believed until the advent of the internet. Now the proof is on YouTube.

She did a TV commercial for Good Luck margarine in 1959.

I admit I wondered WHY she’d done that. Turns out, the margarine company promised a big check to the charity of her choice.

I saw the words “night clothes” and thought at first they were in pajamas.

Those wild women!!

Here’s something you don’t hear very often: I’m a native Ohioan, and I love Michigan! I’ve never made it to the upper peninsula, though – I’ll bet it’s beautiful.

I’ll bet it was Eleanor’s idea to make the flight.

Hey! It’s the Dwight bobble head come to life!

When I was younger, I took an introductory flying lesson. It was the first time I was in a plane (I had been in a helicopter though.) We went through the pre-flight inspection, got in, and took off. While we were circling the airport, the instructor told me to take hold of the wheels, and put my feet on the rudder pedals. I did. He went through a couple of turns and such. Then he pulled his feet and hands back, grinned and said, “You’re flying the plane.” I was so scared, I was literally frozen in place. I imagine it was also only seconds, but it felt like eternity.

I have a ream of that Dunder Mifflin paper from Quill.

Wonderful! Now we know Michigan can hold the UK refugees…