Hey, guys! What do you think about that Tea Tax we keeping hearing about? There's a tea tax. Yes, it has been in the newspaper. Oh, that one well I think it may be good, but I am thinking on it. Don't think too hard for it is not a good idea. We need to something before we get taxed on everything that we hold dear. As a town we could have a tea party to show how we feel about what is happening, but how do we get the invitations out. Let's go ask Paul Revere he should know.
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Paul Revere's ride at midnight
There was a night when Paul Revere was out riding his horse for it was just an ordinary night. As he rode his horse named Midnight, he would notice various attributes of the forests for some reason he would need to remember these sights, but at the moment he was just out for a ride trying to clear his head of all the issues that were going on in his community now. He knew somehow that he will be called upon to do something, but did not know what it could be. "Let's go home, Midnight." The two trotting home.
By Mark Grahamabout a year ago in Fiction
Comments (4)
The Great Boston Tea Party Protest, held in 1773, lead largely to the American Revolution and the break with our Mother Country, England. No Taxation Without Representation!
Hahahaha, this is a good one! Love your humor in this.
I gave up soda pop, juice, coffee and now maybe tea! Good thing I like water although that is getting pretty expensive if you ever buy it at the store, which I try to not ever! I'm guessing someday it will be necessary.😊💗💕
Hey, your concerns seem interesting. Of course, I don't know about the tax thing of yours that is literally overcoming everything 😂 But seriously, at least you do get all the facilities in the way. I promise you, come to my town. Pay all the heavy taxes, (of course, not on a cup of tea) and still get all the bumpy roads, garbage on the streets, and a bad fortune. Trust me!