Empty store shelves.— Mary Gerdt (@marygerdt) April 17, 2020
Will the students feel that like kids felt in the 1930 Depression?
Our parents heavily affected by their Great Depression, 90 years ago. I have a few food rationing stamps. Will your students hoard like many of our parents? https://t.co/JZOiyp0Fgp https://t.co/rQ55l582wE pic.twitter.com/glapzxUW4h
A rambling train of thoughts about the universe and our micro solar system consisting of our dear Sun and other planets in a magnetic dance while we hurtle through space on the face of a rock and stare at flat screens where we attempt to connect while we detach.
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Black & White Photos
The Depression
The Depression of 1930's was taught to us by our families, their friends, neighbors,& taught to us in school, books, movies, main street stores,
barber shops, bars, in essence, a little everywhere.
In Black & White photos, we saw
lines in faces,
pained, sunburned, gnarly starving hands holding lethargic starving babies,
Then later in life:
hoarding, saving, scrimping,
never enjoying,
joy could come later,
once you felt
satiety.
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The Depression
Monkton, VT
Monkton, VT, USA
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