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Wednesday, February 20, 2013

History of the Gettysburg Address

Time for another Mayor Gia Story!  Well, since it was President’s Day on Monday, I thought it might be fun to re-imagine a conversation with Abe and Mary. 


Yep, it's Civil War style Boyfriend and Gia.



















Yep, that's pretty much how it happened. But if you're a teacher or parent, I wouldn't start telling your kids about this version. It's...uh...too controversial. Yeah, that's it. Controversial. 


13 comments:

  1. Should I not tell the kids because I don't want to give them the impression that Mary Todd Lincoln was insightful while being mentally imbalanced and dressing like Pretty Pretty Princess? Also because if I were telling kids it would be because I was approaching strange children on the street?

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    1. Yes. Exactly. That part is between us adults, who may or may not adore pretty pretty princesses.

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  2. behind every successful man stands a surprised eh smart woman

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  3. Behind every successful man stands an insightful woman with a helpful alligator.

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  4. I think you two look very cute all dressed up.

    Love,
    Janie

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  5. As a man who stayed away during my high school A.P. U.S. History course, I can say with all the authority that experience has endowed* me with that Lincoln wrote that speech on the train on his way to Gettysburg.

    Also, I always get a kick out of the fact that the Gettysburg Address includes the line "The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here".

    *hehe, endowed

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  6. Yeah, my history says Abe wrote it while riding on a train, too. On the back of an envelope or some such. The part about Mary talking to an alligator though? Totally accurate.

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  7. I think I like blagging WAY better than blogging. Blogging has always sounded to me like you're coughing up something putrescent and nasty.

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  8. We owe so much to alligators, and here we are still living in fear of them. And making tacky cowboy boots out of them.

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  9. They could have taught this in schools!

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  10. I adore colonial Gia and Boyfriend's outfits!! So awesome :)

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  11. Your version is much better and that probably is how it happened. Women have to fix everything!

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