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"20 years ago I bulit ten walmart stores, 10 years later they was torn down and i built superstores, now I have built about 20 neighborhood markets. so me another company that tries to keep up with the time instead of having an anchor store at the mall and wonder why there no business."
I guess we should be glad that he is a Captain of Industry, rather than a teacher...
Caption: ... educational assistant at elementary school, dawns a Hogwarts uniform from the "Harry Potter" series ...
"The annual event is traditionally held on Theordor Geisel's birthday, March 2, who is better know as the beloved children's author Dr. Seuss." (Amazing that March 2 has usurped the good doctor's identity. There's a lot of that going on these days. Does Mrs. Geisel know, one wonders?)
Caption: ... students made their own masks in the theme of the children's book "A Case of the Bad Stripes" ... (Well, no. It's "A Bad Case of Stripes")
(& Hogwarts might need to be Hogwarts' - a quibble, to be sure.)
& what was this all in aid of? Glad you asked. It's celebrating the - wait for it -
Elementary (school) Literacy Parade! Pass in review, friends, pass in review.
"I grew up around the University District, it was ruff and still is....It has its ruff spots but is very liveable and its a great school to attend."
Well, neighbor folks do love their dogs.
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