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This woman is awesome 👏 🌲 thanks for this 🙏

My mom used to read that to us the exact same way! Thanks!😊

I just recently purchased an Autoknitter. You made changing out the long needles to the ribber needles look so easy. I’m learning the parts of the machine and working fixing drop stitches. Thanks for sharing. ❤

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Marvelous!

Same!! 4th grade. Just taught my 4.5 yo twins this week!

Such a precious show. I love the stuff about Eleanor Roosevelt. Thank you!!

Jerry is a great resource!! I knew Uncle Lee as well!

Does Cadillac Mt and Mt Mansell have similar granite? If yes, why? Thanks 🙏🏼

Beautiful, and in a library to, this looks like heaven for me ❤

Here is the version I learned from my grandmother who was born in the 1890s and emigrated to the US when she was 10: LADLES AND JELLYSPOONS I come before you to stand behind you. And tell you something I know nothing about Next Thursday Which is Good Friday There will be a ladies meeting For men only The meeting is free Pay at the door Take a seat And sit on the floor. It makes no difference where you sit The kid in the galley is certain to spit I thank you for your unkind attention

This poem is adorable!

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I'm Ben Darlings 6th great grandson. If u look at the photos the darker skinned people look moorish. I'm starting to think Ben was moorish. Some have suggested that Malaga's name may derive from the wreck of Captain Darling's brig which was loaded with timber from Malaga, Spain.Alcazaba of Malaga is the most well preserved example of a Moorish citadel in Spain. It is next to another historical site: the Roman Theater.

Thank you so much for all your work! Wonderful history that I didn't know. I found this site when re-reading May Sarton's " The Magnificient Spinister" and becoming curious about her sources. I'll be visiting Maine this fall and hope to get to at least one one of these sites. Thank you!

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I was helping my teen 15 year, said something, and the poem just popped back into my head. I knew all the words. Not sure how long ago I memorized it.

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Any fisherman would have had “scruffy” days. Perspective of history tellers is so important. Why is so much attention placed on the McKinneys being white and therefore the leader of the community? Should that have been the first thing you talked about when the history of the island is tied to the atrocity of this perspective leading to wrongful eviction of a whole community for their race? Also, the Darling family bought the island, so all the justification for their eviction is pretty disgusting. You don’t even mention that Darling bought it, you make it look like the state was in its right to take the island when it really wasn’t. She also seems to justify the Eugenics approach as if the state was right. You never say that they were NOT feeble minded and that this was a lie to remove them. You treat theDarling community that built it up as a nuisance and this history telling takes a very racist perspective, not representing the atrocity of what happened there, and which is an evil that contributes to the United States’ current reality. You are completely taking the side of the state and it’s horrific that she is repeating this version of history. It’s shameful she is the voice for this history without checking her perspective. “Within a year they [the state] made some good money “? Are you serious? She barely addresses the fate of the Marks’, instead saying “They were diagnosed according to Eugenics terms” - as if this resolution was humane. I’m sorry, this coverage is disgusting and people like this are telling half truths in their history telling. Of course Lottie would not admit to their African ancestry when even 100 years later atrocities committed against them for who they are are not truly even acknowledged.

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What was the cause of death of the Marks while imprisoned at the Maine School. Poor health conditions? Can some one enlighten me on that issue?

Thank you for this excellent presentation, just got home from a visit to MDI-Acadia, and I wished that I had watched this prior to my trip.

Fantastic video!! Very inspiring!!

I had forgotten so much of this and didn't know where to find it, thank you!

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Yesterday, I told my husband about this poem ( he’d left a tissue in his pants that he tossed in the wash. My contention was that tissue is much worse than a hole in a pocket)I learns this poem from a book called “favorite Poems to Read Aloud” from Read Aloud Wonder Books that I bought new for $.039 around 1960. For some reason , it was important for me to notate that the poem was 27 lines long!

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Thank you to Mary Anne and the Southwest Public Library for hosting this talk with Carl Little and I. It was fun.

Nicely done Carey! Thank you SWHPL for hosting Carey, what an awesome program!

Woohoo!!!! Now I feel as if everything in this new world make sense! Thanks for the poem, Kate'.

So good to see you Kate! I will have to share this silly poem with my granddaughters. I miss my magical library! (Vicki Twiss)

Adorable! Thank you Mary Anne! (Vicki Twiss)