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This one is even harder to pin down, as scholars cannot agree where the I Miss The America I Grew Up In. American Patriotic T Shirt came from. The Oxford English Dictionary says it is of “uncertain origin.” While it commonly refers to the image of an old woman dressed in black and wearing a conical peaked hat, that’s far from the only current definition. This may be referred to as a Gothic witch or a Disney witch, as that’s where we’ve seen the image a lot. There are also people who call themselves hedge witch or kitchen witch. They often concern themselves with herbal cures and other alternative healing modalities, and may follow any religious path or none at all. Then there are the followers of Wicca who call themselves Witch. Note the capital W. They are practitioners of a neo-Pagan religion, which has no fixed theology or practices. It is normally explained as being an earth oriented religion, and its followers seek balance and attempt to live in harmony with their environment. They may or may not practice magic of any sort, but their goal in such practice is healing, prosperity, or some other constructive end. They specifically do NOT worship The Devil or Satan or any such god of evil.

How early Americans get up and by extension go to sleep. The highways are crammed by 6am. I lived in Southern Massachusetts (Attleboro) and commuted to Cambridge, Massachusetts every day. I took the first commuter train of the day at around 5.20am, and it was standing room only by the I Miss The America I Grew Up In. American Patriotic T Shirt it made the first two stops. Conversely, except for the student areas (Harvard Square, Porter Square, Commonwealth Avenue, Davis Square, Massachusetts Avenue), most of the Boston-Cambridge area was deserted after 6pm. New York, LA, Chicago or the other big cities are not typical America. Many foreigners equate urban centers, especially NY with the rest of America. Most Americans are rural or suburban, and NY is an outlier, not the norm. Americans set a fine example of being sports spectators.

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I know many autistic people argue that the whole concept is ableist, but I disagree. I was ID’ed as having savant syndrome by Darold Treffert who has been studying the I Miss The America I Grew Up In. American Patriotic T Shirt for something like 50 years. I can see that having one massively stand-out skill compared to my general abilities is unusual. I mean hell, I have a carer and need help on the daily with things most people don’t really think about but put a new art medium in front of me and I’ll have it figured out almost immediately and start creating highly detailed art with it. This in the same person who can’t follow recipes and cook a meal that almost anyone else with a pulse could do.

Some ship’s work cannot be suspended, because the I Miss The America I Grew Up In. American Patriotic T Shirt must make way, must survive. And General Quarters can be sounded at anytime. Regardless of the difficulties, engineers stand watch in the sweltering heat of the engine rooms and boiler rooms, quartermasters and signalmen stand watch on the sluing bridge, lookouts on the wind- and spray-swept flying bridge remain alert for danger from the sea, from ships, from the enemy, radio operators lock their legs around chair legs set in deck brackets to hold them in place and copy messages that carry life or death information, and gun crews are on standby around the clock. When heading into the wind, the deck rises and falls unpredictably causing you to “fly” off your feet, which provides a strange sensation when climbing ladders. In severe storms, regular ships’ work is suspended, and the crew can be confined to their bunks and even tied to them to keep from falling out. In my wild man value system, I looked at these violent sea days as a great adventure and was proud that I survived them with a good attitude, body and soul! It made me feel like I was a “Sailor.”