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We will never forget September 11, 2001. Today, we remember the innocent lives lost that day.
Each of us truly remember exactly where we were when we found out what had just occurred. Millions of us, millions of stories.
Never Forget the awesome Patriots we love them God bless all the families may they RIP🙏🙌🤲🤗🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Amen
Patriot Day is April 19. You know, the 'shot heard 'round the world' that started the American Revolution? I call this day "9-11 Remembrance Day".
So sad
The country sure has a weak memory....
Never forget
Our elected officials have forgotten what this day means ! They stand and allow other congressmen and women to belittle our Country attack our allies and dishonor our dead ! We the people must stand against this disgrace , our elected officials will not , then we have no choice but to demand their resignation! People Stand up for our country now before it is too late !!
Robert- the problem is...”we have forgotten”. How our nation that cried, that was scared, that was angry, can now elect congressional members that hate our laws, hate our flag, hate our country is beyond me. Yet, to many in Washington won’t even say Islamic Terrorist. This is MY country, my laws, my flag, my president... if you don’t like all the above, go back to your pig hating, goat loving, Shari law loving hell hole where you have been inter- fighting for a thousand years! I have not forgotten, I am still sad, I am still mad, but I am not afraid to be politically incorrect! These people do not like us, will never like us, and are not going to change. It is a fight, battle, or war over deeply rooted religion, Islam VS Christianity... but, I’m not over there trying to change them... there’s the difference!
As students dust off their backpacks these last few weeks and head back to school, Fall is definitely in the air. If only our Texas temperatures would cooperate and bring a dose of Fall weather to go along. Here are five things happening around your state this month: bit.ly/2lEs1l5
My Five Cents - Robert Nichols for Senate
As students dust off their backpacks these last few weeks and head back to school, Fall is definitely in the air. If only our Texas temperatures would cooperate and bring a dose of Fall weather to go ...The college transfer credit law will benefit many! Love it 🙂
All good, BUT I am not concerned as to whether or not our young people are "college ready". I would rather ensure that they are "life ready". That they know how to write checks properly, reconcile their bank account based on their credit/debit card usage(if they even know what a bank card is!). How to pay their bills, e.g., phone, electric, water, gas, car payments, etc. How to fill in forms properly when applying for a job, an apartment, etc. Life skills that they can use whether they go to college, a trade school, or right into the workforce. College is not the end-all answer to everyone's pipe dreams.
1. I don't see how raising the age to purchase tobacco product will help Texas in the grand scheme of things. What age can a citizen start voting? What age must a boy (only) register for selective service? 18 years. What good will it do the state making them wait another three years to legally purchase tobacco? 2. That sounds good. 3. Have the standardized tests EVER done ANY good, since they were first implemented? New is not necessarily better. Education seemed to be more 'educational' when students received credit for the work they did throughout the school year, rather than on one single test once a year. 4. We don't need a domestic terror task force. We need law abiding citizens to be armed without fear of prosecution for simply being armed. Pass Constitutional Carry. It should have always been that way anyway, and we here in Texas should have led the rest of the country in that. What is a predator more likely to attack. a pen full of sheep or a pen full of sheep dogs? More armed citizens means fewer victims. 5. Why are Texas alcohol laws so complex? Why are any laws so complex? Pass reasonable legislation and then pass legislation to get rid of unreasonable laws that we already suffer under.
You can look at pictures or videos all day long, but there’s nothing like putting your feet on the deck of a huge battleship like Battleship Texas. Children who want to experience history need an opportunity to see something like this because once it’s gone, it will never be replaced. Read more on saving Battleship Texas here: bit.ly/2LoXUZD
In our fast-paced-disposable culture, one often wonders, what’s worth saving?
Loved walking her decks.
She's a Beautiful Ship
I have been on it. And down inside of it. Its amazing to visit.You can imagine the guns firing.
She’s a old Sister, I went and toured as Student.
My son and grandson stayed on the ship overnight last month with his Cubscout troop. Very educational..hopefully this option will be available for years to come.
Funny what we remember. You actually go inside the crankcase of the engine. Seems like piston rod bolts were 3 feet across!
We will never forget September 11, 2001. Today, we remember the innocent lives lost that day.
As students dust off their backpacks & head back to school, Fall is definitely in the air. If only our Texas temperatures would cooperate & bring a dose of Fall weather to go along. Here are five things happening around your state this month: #txlege
My Five Cents - Robert Nichols for Senate
As students dust off their backpacks these last few weeks and head back to school, Fall is definitely in the air. If only our Texas temperatures would...
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There’s nothing like putting your feet on the deck of #BattleshipTexas. Children who want to experience history need an opportunity to see something like this because once it’s gone, it will never be replaced. Read more on saving #BattleshipTexas: #txlege
Saving Battleship Texas
In our fast-paced-disposable culture, one often wonders, what’s worth saving?
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