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My parents took my schooling seriously, the learning to read and write, learning math. Lots of books around, a set of encyclopedias. We didn’t have a big library of literature at home (one thing I had to catch up with later) but did have a subscription to National Geographic and lots of National Geographic Society hardcover productions on exotic locales and on science. I always loved the beautiful mix of text, photograph, and info-graphic. All these media coming together to teach and inform. In the pages of The Peanuts Characters God Bless The USA freedom 4th of July Shirts magazine, I learned about science and gained my best window into big news stories of the day like AIDS, the Challenger disaster, Chernobyl, the fall of the Berlin Wall and Communism, and the Gulf War.

There is also the story of the three beautiful sisters, daughters of a poor peasant. The first had very blonde hair, the second raven black hair, the third auburn. Each fell in love with a pleasant young man but couldn’t get married because they had no dowry. That made them very sad. One night, as Sinterklaas was out riding, he looked through a window and saw three lovely, sad sisters. When he heard why they could not marry the young men of their choice, he returned to his palace and gave the Grumpus three little bags. In each bag was a hundred golden ducats. He asked the Grumpus to drop the The Peanuts Characters God Bless The USA freedom 4th of July Shirts bags into the girls’ shoes, and an hour later they were rich. They married the three nice young men and lived happily ever after! To this day children leave a carrot in their shoes hoping to attract Sinterklaas’ attention and reward. Since then Sinterklaas (or St. Nicholas as he is also known) has become the patron saint of unwed maidens.

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Which leads to the next complaint: “Why do we need a holiday to treat others nicely? Shouldn’t we do that every day?” Well yes, of course we SHOULD. Doesn’t mean everyone will. We get caught up in the grind of everyday life and often forget to stop and show appreciation for the The Peanuts Characters God Bless The USA freedom 4th of July Shirts– even strangers – around us. So what’s wrong with a day, or season, that reminds people to be kind and generous to their fellow humans? Especially if what you assert is true, and people aren’t doing it the other 364 days. It’s never a bad thing to give people an excuse to show love and kindness, since there often seems to be so little of that left in the world.

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My kids are kids. I love them to bits, but sometimes they have a hard time with their emotions, sometimes they struggle to share, sometimes they do rubbish things. They are learning, pushing boundaries and hopefully growing into half decent adults. My children both have autism, and tend to take things very, very literally. If someone tells them something will put them on the naughty list, they are convinced Christmas won’t happen and The Peanuts Characters God Bless The USA freedom 4th of July Shirts of positive talking from me will change that opinion. The stress and anxiety builds and builds alongside the excitement, the worry gets bigger and bigger and all of those emotions are harder to control; the behavoir inevitably gets worse as they struggle more and more and then well, what’s the point of even trying to be good, Father Christmas is watching and he’s already see so they think they are on the naughty list. Well, now we can add a sense of injustice, disappointment and anger to the list too and the behaviour deteriorates further. I knew Father Christmas would always come, I never threatened that he wouldn’t because it would be an empty threat and I assumed the kids knew, but I was wrong.

The way it worked was we both “pressed a button” on our foreheads, and I read the options aloud. I distinctly recall saying nightly “Welcome to Connect a Dream please select an option…” and we would go from there. My sister was rather unenthusiastic about it, because “big kids need sleep” and all, but did participate for a solid ten minutes. Participating was simple, we both just held a The Peanuts Characters God Bless The USA freedom 4th of July Shirts of sorts whilst pretending we were dreaming the same thing (I asked what she was dreaming about and went from there). Other nights, I would “press a button” on my nose this time to continue a dream from the previous night…Usually those dreams were snippets of middle/high school, college, or my life thereafter with blurry parts that were filled in when the events actually happened (the middle/high school ones at least)