Gloria’s continued with her daily photography assignment since she went home, so wanted to share her floral and plant offering for Cee’s Flower prompt:
For Cee’s FOTD prompt.
Gloria’s FOTD, July 12, 2019
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When the U.S. Government Tried to Replace Mexican Migrant Workers with High School Students.
I couldn’t figure out how to embed this, but if you click on the link below, you can read about this fiasco planned in the year I graduated from high school. How is it that I didn’t hear of it then? Lack of an internet, I suppose.
Emerging Anthurium
For Cee’s FOTD.
Mexican Doorways, July 11, 2019
Lily: FOTD, July 11, 2019
What does the U.S. Congress have in common with head lice?
I know we are all sick of politics, but this informed address to the U.S. Congress by Nick Tomboulides is worth listening to!
Nick Tomboulides is one of America’s leading experts on term limits. After serving as Florida Director of U.S. Term Limits, Nick became Executive Director of the organization in 2013.
He serves as editor of the Term Limits National Blog at www.termlimits.org, and his writing has been featured in the Daily Signal, USA Today, the Orlando Sentinel and other top publications. He is also a policy advisor for The Heartland Institute.
Under his leadership, USTL has expanded its grassroots network to a record high and won campaigns at a 98 percent clip. In 2015, Nick directed USTL’s launch of the Term Limits Convention, a campaign of the states to obtain a congressional term limits amendment via the Article V convention.
Anthurium: FOTD, July 10, 2019
Happy Birthday, Patti
Our sisterly school photo. I was in the first grade. She was in the fourth. I inherited that dress!
It’s my big sister’s birthday today. We won’t mention ages, but suffice it to say that she was always four years ahead of me in everything except birthdays, because mine has been happening six days before hers ever since I was born. Happy birthday to my dear sister who always has my back.
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