Even though I was very cold and took no pictures, evidence of my attendance at NoKings3 has emerged. The best part is that my poster received very prominent placement when I accidentally left it right in front of the speakers’ podium.
My state representative, a moderate Democrat, finally decided to show up at an anti-Trump protest. My district has a good amount of Republicans, so Jim’s been searching for his balls for quite awhile, but he gave a good and rousing speech in front of my very ANTI-Trump poster on Saturday. I consider this a win.
My poster was there during all the speeches, so it’s in a lot of pictures on Facebook.
“Sing as loud as you can” was the instruction from the music organizer.
This is my minister sitting in the chair with a brace on her leg. She is GenX and she is awesome. The world would be a better place if everyone had a minister like her.
It actually is a pretty good poster—one of my best. I just wish I didn’t have to keep making them.
Fabulous work! Your town has lots of red hats, too, I see. I made two of them and gave them away, but never made one for myself, duh! Like you, I hope I don’t need one next winter.
It’s knitting, actually. We’re all using the same pattern that the Norwegians used for their red resistance hats that the Nazi’s outlawed. We’re calling ours MTI hats, for Melt the Ice.
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You left it there…..”accidentally”.
Yup.
By mistake. 👍
Good work.
😉
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I actually did mean to take it with me after the singing, but then I was like…nah, it looks good there.
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Good call.
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Fabulous work! Your town has lots of red hats, too, I see. I made two of them and gave them away, but never made one for myself, duh! Like you, I hope I don’t need one next winter.
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Oh wow, you sew? Nice. Yes, my church ladies all seem to have a red “resistance” hat, but I have not, as yet, been gifted one!
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It’s knitting, actually. We’re all using the same pattern that the Norwegians used for their red resistance hats that the Nazi’s outlawed. We’re calling ours MTI hats, for Melt the Ice.
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Oh, thanks for the explanation! I never got the full story.
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Nice! Well done, and the sign was awesome.
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Thank you Edward!
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You’re very welcome.
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Awesome 👏🏽
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Although the weather looks cold, this is heartwarming 😊
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Thank you Andrea 🙏🏼😊
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