Q1)26th May is National Paper Airplane Day. Where: the USA, Canada or the UK?
Q2)An American union called Equity was founded: on 26th May, 1913. It’s a union for whom: actors, bankers or Insurance agents?
Q3)26th May, AD961, saw Otto 1st name his son — Otto 2nd — as co-ruler of the East Frankish Kingdom. The kingdom’s territory is now part of six different nations: Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and where: Slovenia, Slovakia or Montenegro?
Q4)26th May, 1981, saw the entire Cabinet resign. The entire Cabinet of where: Hungary, Italy or Kazakhstan?
Q5)Finally … ? 26th May is National Sorry Day. Where: Australia, Canada or South Africa?
* Yes … we’re getting a few teen cyber-bullying cases in the UK, too, Olga. It’s sad! And some of them, Jude’s age, too. I know There’s talk of various types of regulation … but not much seems to be happening, there.
Yes, I knew about the Catalonian and Basque areas of France. I’m not a rugby fan: but did know about the Catalan Dragons. They’re based out of Perpignan, I think!
One of these day, I swear, I’ll get to visit some cathedrals: the buildings are always impressive! (I did visit St Pauls, in London: and got taken up to the Whispering Gallery. If you’re scared of heights, like me? It’s terrifying!)
† Hello, Mum!
‡ Funny ol’ thing, Debbi — and this might grab Rick, as well — the Discworld site does a Terry Pratchett memorial pin: with lilac on it. I believe some of the proceeds go to the UK’s Alzheimer’s society: but don’t quote me!
Q5) Australia You definitely should visit some cathedrals. I also visited Saint Paul. You are right, though, not easy on people who have difficulty coping with heights. I can't help but think of In Bruges everytime I think of climbing up stairs... And yes, some of the children being cyberbullied here are very young as well, it seems. There are supposed to be resources in place, but they don't seem very effective.
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Thank you.
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You definitely should visit some cathedrals. I also visited Saint Paul. You are right, though, not easy on people who have difficulty coping with heights. I can't help but think of In Bruges everytime I think of climbing up stairs...
And yes, some of the children being cyberbullied here are very young as well, it seems. There are supposed to be resources in place, but they don't seem very effective.
Alrighty. Thanks!
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