hahaha! ok yes Ma'am I'll try to keep talking and I'll go over right now and read that Black hawk post because now I'm curious!
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hahaha! ok yes Ma'am I'll try to keep talking and I'll go over right now and read that Black hawk post because now I'm curious!
It's a much shorter read than your posts! 😁
hey melinda010100 do you think my posts are too long because I try to make them short but it's sometimes hard.
No! Your posts are wonderful. I love reading them. The way you write is really entertaining. I was just making more of a comment on how I don't write enough on my posts! I like taking pictures more that I do writing, and my posts are often too brief. I need to work on that.
oh ok well if you ever see anything that needs improved on mine feel free to tell me and I'd be grateful!
Who said that your's are too brief? I think short ones can be very effective.
I thought the Black Hawk one was perfect.
That sounded like a pretty big war and I never even heard of it!
It was a big deal in this part of the country and I suspect most kids today have never heard of it either. I know I could have written more, but didn't feel like looking up all the names and dates. Okay. I'm done I'm spending more time correcting typos than I am actually writing words. See you tomorrow
howdy one last time tonight Melinda...well I thought it was fine the way it was, I was just curious because of my interest in Indian events. Like who made that fine statue, was that a descendant?
Larado Taft (distant descendant of President Taft) was a talented sculpture and created elaborate fountains and statues. There are many books and videos about the Black Hawk War. I've read a couple but it's been a while so all my facts are not right in the forefront. If you ever become interested to read up on it I have more photos of some of the places that played a role in the war.