Lovely Dolly

1. The founder of KFC is not a colonel

Harland David Sanders was born September 9, 1890 in Henryville, Indiana. The boy's father died when Harland was only 5 years old, his mother worked hard, so from childhood he cooked for himself.

Sanders served in the army, but he received the rank of Kentucky colonel from Governor Ruby Luffoon in 1936 for successful business.

It has long been a tradition in Japan that for Christmas, many families go to KFC or order chicken to take home. Restaurants have been operating in this country since 1970, and three times Sanders himself came to KFC offices in Japan.

n the morning, everyone, as usual, went about their business, leaving the cat at home alone. I was the first to return home, and then sooooo ... This igrun took out a ball of thread from somewhere and unwound it all over the room: around the legs of the table, armchair, sofa, wardrobe. As a result, he got confused and lay in the middle, unable to move. I had to scissors to rescue this miracle.