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Melissa Stahl studied at Anoka Ramsey Community College in Coon Rapids, MN. She currently works at Victoria's Secret as market visual manager.
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Is Leslie Stahl single?
No, Leslie Stahl is not single.
When was June Stahl created?
June Stahl was created in 2008.
Does Leslie Stahl wear a wig?
I did see Leslie Stahl on an airplane a couple of years ago, and her hair was different that it looks on 60 Minutes, so since then I have assumed that she wears a wig on the show. And her hair always looks the same, so that's a clue.
Who is Martha Morse?
Martha Gráinne Morse (1782-1862) was Laura Ingalls Wilder's great grandmother, who was Scottish, and lived all her childhood in Scotland. However, she always dreamt of moving to the U.S.A., but didn't have the chance. Later she married a Scotsman, Lewis Tucker, and they moved to America, to Boston. They had five children: Lewis (born 1802), Lydia (b. 1805), Thomas (b. 1807), Charlotte (1809-1884) and Mary (b. 1813). Charlotte was Laura Ingalls Wilder's grandmother, and Caroline Ingalls' mother. Her mother's name was Margaret Drummond - Morse, and her father's name was Allan Morse. She had four siblings, Grislie, Alisdair, Robbie and Duncan. Martha was the youngest, and her best friend of her family was Duncan. There are made several books about Martha Morse, such as Little House in the Highlands by Melissa Wiley The Far Side of the Loch by Melissa Wiley Down the Bonny Glen by Melissa Wiley Beyond the Heather Hills by Melissa Wiley
Why are blue bloods called blue bloods?
i am not shure but i think it is a slang name for the aristocracy or enny form of royalty. meening that thay are different . but most of all i as said beleve it was used as an inflamitiry remark and name. If you are talking about the book Blue Bloods by Melissa De La Cruz They are called Blue Bloods because there blood is blue Blue blood is black blood (1100-1848) by egmond codfried can be read in google and explains how brown and black complexioned Europeans became a nobility. The part above was written by someone else but I wrote the paragraph below. Well I'm pretty sure they say this because back in the day (I know that doesn't sound very professional or whatever), the wealthy/royal people did not do work in the sun where you would get tan, so they stayed pale and you could see their veins which were blue, so they called them blue bloods, whereas tanned slves, servants, farmers and just workers in general had tanner skin so you could not see their veins easily.
