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Friday, March 21, 2008
A Wren’s Nest Public Service Announcement

Posted by: Amelia // Category: Good Questions, Awkward Introductions // 9:52 am

It’s easy to get confused about history. There are all sorts of dates and events to remember, and sometimes it can be really tough. But it’s important to be sure you’ve at least got the gist.

For example, the Emancipation Proclamation was a biggie. A biggie that took place 145 years ago and changed quite a few things in this country, to put it mildly.

Miss Nannie, being awesome and free
(Miss Nannie, being awesome and free.)

Recently, Miss Nannie was asked, by an adult, if she was a slave.  Nannie politely (and incredulously) replied that no, no she wasn’t.

The Wren’s Nest wants you to know that not all questions are good questions.

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3 Comments


  1. Jon
    Comment // March 21st, 2008 // 10:00 am

    Let Freedom Ring!!!
    i knew teachers were wrong when they said that all questions were good questions. Thanks for clarifying this Wren’s Nest. And thanks for standing for and upholding all that is good in America! When i stop climate change i will give Wren’s Nest some credit for reminding me why i fight for the things i fight for.


  2. Tim
    Comment // March 26th, 2008 // 11:25 am

    it’s true: there are no stupid questions - just stupid people.


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