My education blogs are all with the adventure in mind to make them fun and flowing!
Now, I am going to go in a little different direction.

I recently went shopping at SteinMart a nice store with great clothes that are just a little different just like me. LOL I purchased three tops that day and when I got home I discovered they were Made in USA! I immediately phoned my mother and told her. We were both very pleased this occurred.
Two weeks ago I heard if you make the decision to purchase American made products with just a difference of $3.67 you would be helping to create 10,000 jobs! I have shared this at work and now I want to share this with you too. This evening I heard that ABC would be airing all next week how we can buy American made with Diane Sawyer on the evening news.

Both of my grandmothers worked in textile sweat shops. My grandma on my father's side was 6' tall and worked with adult coats. This was very, heavy, hard work and she put in the linings. My grandma on my mother's side worked with children coats and she was only 4' 9". Again, heavy hard work and she did buttons and button holes. Both were honest hard working first generation immigrants. Neither finished school, because they had to help raise the children and work. It brings tears to my eyes to think of either of them losing their jobs. It is no different for anyone else in this country educated or not.

My best to you and yours!
Michaelann
Hi, Michaelann!
ReplyDeleteLoved this post! I am a fan of Steinmart too, even though I now have to drive 30 miles to shop because ours in Beaufort was closed last year (economy, you know!). You have no idea how much I appreciate this country, the one that gave me my two wonderful boys, a job, and so much more. You are right the best way to support is when shopping. TOGETHER we make the DIFFERENCE...