I was taught it was about states rights, too. In Kentucky, they were less forceful about calling it the "war of northern aggression.
Did you get taught that some slaves liked being slaves because it meant all their needs were met and they didn't have to worry about anything?
Huh. I don't think national pride that was a factor in my disappointment. I was more sad because 9 is a better number than 8, and Pluto is just a cute little guy.
Mine are pipecleanered neatly (couldn't find the Velcro) and grouped into gallon Ziploc bags.
Mine sure isn't. We were having funding problems before the pandemic.
Can also denote a difference in government styles: towns have a town council, cities have a mayor. Cities can be smaller than towns.
This depends on your region, naturally.
I use mine as my daily driver. It's cute and sufficient. I still have a large smartphone at home for some things, but the Star is what I take into the world.
I learned about an expensive headset brand today. Their website was fun, their product is exactly what I want, and they have a 5-year warranty. The headsets come with spare ear pads. Never heard about them before today. I somehow trust they're worth the price.
(Still ended up just buying new foam pads for my current $30 headset, but I was tempted.)
Psalm for the Wild-built. It was so sweet and gentle.
I have the red star (no laurels). It came attached to a really warm hat at a thrift store.
Mine is my first name in neat Gregg Shorthand, then squiggle squiggle.
It's the date in the username. So dorky.
I'm just giving to drop this link here. (Because it's interesting, not because Nazis lack agency)