At the end of the school year, my {patient and dedicated} teacher-daughter Carolyn took 35 seventh and eighth graders to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York City. We texted back and forth as she traveled from place to place. When she arrived in D.C. I asked if she could please find a U.S.A.-made t-shirt for her Dad. "Something patriotic he can wear on the 4th of July," I said, and then added: "but it has to be 100 percent Made in the U.S.A. or forget it." I know. I'm difficult.
Aloha: Hawaiian for Made in the USA
Aloha: Hawaiian for Made in the USA
Aloha: Hawaiian for Made in the USA
At the end of the school year, my {patient and dedicated} teacher-daughter Carolyn took 35 seventh and eighth graders to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York City. We texted back and forth as she traveled from place to place. When she arrived in D.C. I asked if she could please find a U.S.A.-made t-shirt for her Dad. "Something patriotic he can wear on the 4th of July," I said, and then added: "but it has to be 100 percent Made in the U.S.A. or forget it." I know. I'm difficult.