[proud American in Canada]

“Live in an apartment so can’t drop fjb flag out my window.”
Same here. Can’t even get the screen off the window, even if I did have a flag I wanted to fly.”

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Let’s go Brandon will do the trick; there are t-shirts and other stuff you can get on Amazon.

I want to get one of each. Funny thing is, no one here in Quebec will have a clue what the flag stands for. I may have to put it on my house (my husband has me in a retirement home for seniors with Alzheimer’s after I was in a coma for a long time. But I do get to see my dog on Saturdays. *sigh*

[mass55th]

Sorry to hear about your living situation. Will you be able to go back home at some point? It's got to be hard only seeing your dog once a week. I will keep you in my prayers. I have lived alone for many years. I live in Central New York State. My oldest son lives about 2 hours east of me, and my youngest son lives in Indiana. I see my oldest son every few months, but only get to see my youngest once a year when I drive out to see him and his wife. It's easier for me to go to them, than it is for them to come here.

My mother was born in Picton, Ontario in 1920. Came to the U.S. as a small child with her mother, and brother. They settled in Rochester, New York. My mother was a Gordaneer (Gordanier). My grandmother was a Holmes, and I have Fox, Way, Deynes, and others that settled in Canada. Some considered Pioneer families. I had both Tories and Patriots in my family. The majority of my mother's ancestors came from England. My great-uncle, John Stanley Holmes, my grandmother's brother, fought with the Canadian Expeditionary Forces in France in WWI. He was killed 2 months before the Armistice. He's buried in a British Military Cemetery in France.