#MondaysMusicMovesMe...Memorial Day 5/25/15

It is Memorial Day and I want to thank all those who have served our country and given their lives in service for our country. You are not forgotten.

It is also Monday which means Monday's Music with those musical gals hosted by Xmas Dolly.
As I said before I am just going to feature a singer each week. This week is Elvis Presley.


It's Now or Never

Are You Lonesome Tonight?

Make sure to link up. ~Linda

#MondaysMusicMovesMe...The Supremes

A-Z Challenge is over and Monday is here! I am back again for the music and fun with the gals at Mondays Music Moves Me.  Would you like to join me?

I have decided for awhile to do musical spotlights for a certain group or singer. This week I am featuring the Supremes. 

Enjoy,  Linda Cadose



Stop! In the Name of Love

Baby Love

You Can't Hurry Love

A-Z Blog Challenge Reflections 2015 #atozchallenge

This was my first time to do the A-Z blog Challenge.The A-to-Z-Challenge was very enjoyable. It was a pleasure to read blogs from such talented writers. I wish to hopefully  read all the participants blogs.


Linda Cadose

#MondaysMusicMovesMe 5/3/15

It is another Monday and I am ready to follow along with some music for Monday's Music Moves Me which is hosted by Xmas Dolly. Join in the fun!  ~Linda Cadose

Z is for Zenith #atozchallenge

Zenith refers to to highest point in the imaginary celestial sphere. It is directly opposite the pull of gravity.
When the sun is directly overhead it is at its zenith.

Y is for Y Chromosomes #atozchallenge

The Y chromosome was discovered by Nettie Stevens at Bryn Mawr in 1905.

Only males have the Y chromosome. In humans, the Y chromosome represents only 1% of the total DNA in a male's cells.The Y chromosome contains 200 genes. 

Male smokers have between 1.5 and 2 times the risks of developing lung cancer than do females.

Males are also susceptible to defects in the X chromosome since males have only one X chromosome.. 

X is for X Chromosomes #atozchallenge

The human body is composed of 22 pairs of chromosomes and one pair of sex chromosomes. The female has two X chromosomes while the male has one X chromosome and one Y chromosome.

The female receives one X chromosome from her mother and one X chromosome from her paternal grandmother.


Males have only one X chromosome so they are likely to suffer from genetic X chromosome diseases.
The first X chromosome was isolated in 1890.