Posted on 10/23/2020 8:23:04 AM PDT by Kaslin
I think it came later. I was a student in the 70s and I remember Scholastic book days when your order came as the most joyous of school days. The teacher would let us read what we had bought for a while after lunch hour. I remember it was silly books, horse books, Little House on the Prairie, brain teaser type stuff, sci-fi.
I would have remembered if lecture literature was part of the mix.
I remember Junior Scholastic as a communist rag when I was in what was then junior high in 1975 when it published an anti-South Korea cover article. (I’ve been a radical conservative since a preposterous 4th grade social studies course.)
NO PEACE - NO BLACK LIVES MATTER
They look White, so they don’t matter.
Take a walk through Bed-Stuy alone at night and find out.
I’m so glad I can easily ignore these terroristic people....mostly students and disgruntled fat women! Imagine how much good they could have done in their communities had they spent all this time and energy ‘building’ them up rather than burning and tearing them down.........of course ‘building’ isn’t what they’re about........clearly seen and heard.
One....Cass Elliot
My therapist ...a former Miss Kentucky....beautiful woman and very helpful to me at this crisis time in my life
Once told me to run from any shrink who’s obese cause it says they aren’t in control of their own psyche so how can they help u with yours
Good point I thought
She’s a Christian conservative therapist ...we do have them in Dixie
in 2020 the minorities are the biggest racists of anyone
Please hang in there. It’s not over until Cass Elliot sings and she’s been pretty quiet.
I see many fat, white Harpies and skinny, white Soy Boys.
Lucky you.
Yes!!!!! Your post brought back so many great memories. Getting those books was so wonderful.
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