at the end of last summer my parents took the children and i on an amazing rv vacation.
for 3 weeks we drove from our home to our nations capital.
one of the most fascinating things we learned on our trip was the caliber of people our nations settlers were as well as our founding fathers.
Glad your enjoying this Sixof Nine! I didn't know that about Ol' George. They didn't go over that part at his home Mt.Vernon when we visited there.
Guess they didn't think the tourists would be intrested I hate that kind of thing.
He was a great man none the less despite how silly American's can be about ethniticity.
at the end of last summer my parents took the children and i on an amazing rv vacation.
for 3 weeks we drove from our home to our nations capital.
one of the most fascinating things we learned on our trip was the caliber of people our nations settlers were as well as our founding fathers.
at the end of last summer my parents took the children and i on an amazing rv vacation.
for 3 weeks we drove from our home to our nations capital.
one of the most fascinating things we learned on our trip was the caliber of people our nations settlers were as well as our founding fathers.
at the end of last summer my parents took the children and i on an amazing rv vacation.
for 3 weeks we drove from our home to our nations capital.
one of the most fascinating things we learned on our trip was the caliber of people our nations settlers were as well as our founding fathers.
I had company all weekend so couldn't finish typing this out!! I must be becoming human nowafter leaving the Borg!!! Yeah!!!!
Here are the rest of Young Washingtons Rules!!
Hope someone enjoyed them.
hey guys,.
i'm sure this one has been done before, but what was your first "sin" after leaving jw.. i'm not necessarily talking about sleeping with a transvestite - or maybe that was it, :-).
the other day i was a movie theater and if i wanted to - i could have seen a rated r movie - (like the old george bush on saturday night live - scary!
1 st thing I did was read APOSTATE WEB SITES!!!!! YEAH!!!!!
2 nd Wished people Happy Birthday!!!! Double Yeah!!!!!
3rd We celebrated my daughters BIRTHDAY!!!! TRIPLE YEAH!!!!
And this month we will celebrate VALENTINES DAY!!!!! QUADRIPLE YEAH!!!!!!!!
Gotta Luvz Ya People!!!
U_R
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at the end of last summer my parents took the children and i on an amazing rv vacation.
for 3 weeks we drove from our home to our nations capital.
one of the most fascinating things we learned on our trip was the caliber of people our nations settlers were as well as our founding fathers.
51 st Wear not your clothes foul, ripped or dusty, but see that they be brushed once every day, at least, and take heed that you approach not to any uncleaness.
52 nd In your apparel be modest and endeavour to accomodate nature; rather than to procure admiration, keep to the fashion of your equals, such as are civil and orderly with respect to times and places.
53 rd Run not in the streets; neither go too slowly nor with mouth open; go not shaking your arms; kick not the earth with your feet; go not upon the toes nor in a dancing fashion.
54 th Play not the peacock, looking everywhere about you, to see if you be well decked, if your shoes fit well, if your stockings sit neatly, and clothes handsomely.
55 th Eat not in the streets nor in the house out of season.
56 th Associate yourself with men of good quality, if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone then in bad company.
57 th In walking up and down in a house, only with one in company if he be greater than yourself, at the first give him the right hand and stop not till he does and be not first that turns; and when you do turn let it be with your face towards him; if he be a man of great quality, walk not with him cheek by joul, but somewhat behind him, but yet in such a manner that he may easily speak to you.
58 th Let your conversation be without malice or envy, for it is a sign of tractable and commendable nature; and in all cases of passion admit reason to govern.
59 th Never express anything unbecoming nor act against the rules moral before your inferiors.
60 th Be not immodest in urging your friends to discover a secret.
at the end of last summer my parents took the children and i on an amazing rv vacation.
for 3 weeks we drove from our home to our nations capital.
one of the most fascinating things we learned on our trip was the caliber of people our nations settlers were as well as our founding fathers.
41 st Undertake not to teach your equal in the art himself professes, it savours of arrogance.
42 nd Let they ceremonies in courtesy be proper to the dignity of his place with who thou converses, for it is absurd to act the same with a clown and a prince.
43 rd Do not express joy before one sick or in pain, for that contrary passion will aggravate his misery.
44 th When a man does all he can though it succeeds not well blame not him that did it.
45 th Being to advise or reprehend any one, consider whether it ought to be in public or private, presently or at some other time, in what terms to do it; and in reproving show no sign of cholar, but do it with all sweetness and mildness.
46 th Take all admonitions thankfully in what time or place soever given, but afterwards, not being culpable, take a time & place convenient to let him know it that gave them.
47 th Mock not nor jest at any thing of importance; break no jests that are sharp biting; and if you deliver any thing witty and pleasant, abstain from laughing thereat yourself.
48 th Wherein you reprove another be unblameable yourself, for example is more prevalent then precepts.
49 th Use no reproachful language against any one; neither curse nor revile.
50 th Be not hasty to believe flying reports to the disparagement of any.
at the end of last summer my parents took the children and i on an amazing rv vacation.
for 3 weeks we drove from our home to our nations capital.
one of the most fascinating things we learned on our trip was the caliber of people our nations settlers were as well as our founding fathers.
31 st If any one far surpasses others, either in age, estate, or merit, yet would give place to one meaner than himself in his own lodging, the one ought not to accept it; so he, on the other hand, should not use much earnestness nor offer it above once or twice.
32 nd to one that is your equel, or not much inferior, you are to give the chief place in your lodging; and he to who it is offered ought at the first to refuse it, but at the second to accept, though not without acknowledging his own unworthiness.
33 rd They that are in dignity or in office have in all places precedency; but whilst they are young, they ought to respect those that are their equals in birth or other qualities,through they have no public charge.
34 th It is good manners to prefer them to whom we speak before ourselves, especially if they be above us with whom in no sort we ought to begin.
35 th Let your discourse with men of business be short and comprehensive.
36 th Artificers & persons of low degree ought not to use many ceremonies to Lords od others of high degree, but respect and highly honor them; and those of high degree ought to treat them with affability & courtesy, without arrogance.
37 th In speaking to men of quality, do not lean nor look them full in the face, nor approach too near them, at least keep a full pace from them
38 th In visiting the sick, do not presently play the physician if you be not knowing therein.
39 th In writing or speaking, give every person his due title according to his degree & the custom of the place.
40 th Strive not with your superiors in argument, but always submit your judgment to others with modesty.
Your welcome Double Edge!! I have had unexpected company in and out all day and have been trying to type this little book out!
I am glad some are reading it. I can not believe how class conscience they were back then! I guess thats why when Washington was an adult he did not want to be King or President! He probably grew to hate all ceremonies and false piousness that went along with it!
Well off to type some more!!
