Commentary

APRIL FOOL’S DAY – The History website states that the tradition of people playing practical jokes on each other began on April 1, 1700 in England.  It’s also known as “All Fool’s Day,” the site notes, and has been celebrated for several centuries by different cultures, but its exact origin remains a mystery.

I just couldn’t let this day go by without acknowledging those who bring so much meaning to it today.  I have included a handful who, in my book, are certified fools.  There are simply too many to include in this remembrance of the day.

My wife and I celebrate the first day of each month, recognizing some fool.

Nominate Your Favorite Fool from the Photos Below … They can’t hide their identities behind those masks.

May God save us from these fools and continue to bless the United States of America