One of the things I love about small towns are the townsfolk. One may be a butcher, one a baker, one a candlestick maker. Many are 
just working-class Americans doing the best they can to provide a safe, happy, positive atmosphere in their homes for their loved ones. Some Americans are happy enough to follow the rules - some want to make the rules. Both types are needed and valued.
To those who are leaders, proactive, and choose to be in the rule-making role, I salute you. To those who are more private and like to follow the rules, you are to be saluted, too. It is our working together to make this world a better place that proves us to be compassionate humans.
To those who are leaders, proactive, and choose to be in the rule-making role, I salute you. To those who are more private and like to follow the rules, you are to be saluted, too. It is our working together to make this world a better place that proves us to be compassionate humans.
The making and following of rules is the American way. To serve our towns, states, and country in whatever capacity we can is our small-town-way. I really love small town dynamics. Under the magnifying glass, we are little citizens with big, patriotic hearts.
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Lisa (Allen) Kennard
Nottingham, NH
LisaRayK@comcast.net
Note:
Forum readers: To read more of my blog, please visit: http://www.blogginglisaslife.blogspot.com/
Lisa (Allen) Kennard
Nottingham, NH
LisaRayK@comcast.net
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