Labor/Labour Day parties probably get more good results with less planning and ‘negotiating’ than anything ever thought of in D.C. And all of it based on a practical approach to budgeting.
With our new Common Core standard of teaching here in the states, our children can no longer read cursive/script, add or subtract, spell or read & are anti-social. They can however text entire sentences using only 3-4 letters… maybe that is progress.
Those are some really magical stone slabs. First they don’t sink and they get where they’re going better than the U.S. mail, second they find some one who speaks and reads the same language.
dukedoug almost 7 years ago
In Aus. we spell labour the British way … but our political party is spelled “Labor”.
DanFlak almost 7 years ago
There is nothing to party about in the U.S. political system.
sandpiper almost 7 years ago
Labor/Labour Day parties probably get more good results with less planning and ‘negotiating’ than anything ever thought of in D.C. And all of it based on a practical approach to budgeting.
ChessPirate almost 7 years ago
It’s too laborious to spell it with another letter, so “U”… out! ☺
leester39 Premium Member almost 7 years ago
With our new Common Core standard of teaching here in the states, our children can no longer read cursive/script, add or subtract, spell or read & are anti-social. They can however text entire sentences using only 3-4 letters… maybe that is progress.
Joel Ivy almost 7 years ago
Those are some really magical stone slabs. First they don’t sink and they get where they’re going better than the U.S. mail, second they find some one who speaks and reads the same language.