For you seniors-think back
#44
I too remember May Day. We celebrated in elemertary school but not in the upper grades.
When the earthquake/sunami (not spelled right) hit Tieland (that does not look spelled right either) 5 years or so ago I heard on TV that the earth was shifted on the axses by less than a half inch, so I would think that would change our weather patterns. And the one in Japan should have caused the same kind of thing, don't you think? I have not heard any more on the axses thing so my thinking could be way off. Take care.
Linda
When the earthquake/sunami (not spelled right) hit Tieland (that does not look spelled right either) 5 years or so ago I heard on TV that the earth was shifted on the axses by less than a half inch, so I would think that would change our weather patterns. And the one in Japan should have caused the same kind of thing, don't you think? I have not heard any more on the axses thing so my thinking could be way off. Take care.
Linda
#45
I was just telling my granddaughter about the maypole. When I was in first or second grade our school had may day festival. The sixth graders got to dance around the maypole.
I so looked forward to when I was in the sixth grade.........moved at of second grade and never did get to dance around the maypole.
By the way, my granddaughter said "what is a maypole?"
I so looked forward to when I was in the sixth grade.........moved at of second grade and never did get to dance around the maypole.
By the way, my granddaughter said "what is a maypole?"
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