Showing posts with label tea parties. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tea parties. Show all posts

Monday, November 9, 2009

ALERT: Tea Party Express In Brunswick Tuesday Evening

Tea Party Express will be stopping in Brunswick, GA at the Strike Zone/Denny's parking lot on Tuesday, Nov 10th from 7:30pm - 8:30 pm . This Denny's is on I-95 on Hwy 25.

Pass the word - we need to show them a huge welcome!

Tea Party Express

My husband and I plan to attend. Hope to see you there! :)

*** UPDATE: 10 Nov 2009 7:12 AM - Event may be cancelled due to heavy rains from Tropical Storm Ida. Please check before attending. God bless. :) ***

Sunday, September 13, 2009

About Yesterday ~ Our 9/12 Tea Party

The Georgia Conservatives in Action group at Facebook held a rally in Pierce county yesterday, on the Blackshear Courthouse steps. The event was very well done with speakers and refreshments (tea, of course!). I estimate that there were about 50 people at the event. I think that's pretty good considering how quickly it was put together and how small our area is. Good going Patriots!

To view all photos from the event, they are at this LINK.

Blackshear Courthouse


Guess Who?!
That's my new blogging buddy and close neighbor,
Tina, on my right.
She's a sweet gal and very
politically astute.


And of course, we all had to
write on the back of our signs.


This is my new friend Vicki
and her husband Lewis with my Sweetie.
They are just great folks.
We attend the same Church.


I wish I could have caught this
young man's name. He spoke like a well educated adult
and is only 14 years old!
Needless to say, we gave him a standing ovation!


And check this out below ... this is an aerial photo of Washington, DC yesterday. All I can is "Wow".

Washington, DC
Source: Michelle Malkin Blog


"Hey, crooked politicians and kool-aid drinkers ... can you hear US NOW??!!"

Sunday, July 5, 2009

The T.E.A. Party In St. Simons Island, GA

Who knew that Patriotism had so much sex appeal?

My husband and I attended our 2nd T.E.A. Party in St. Simons Island yesterday. It was nice being surrounded by other right-minded, brave people.

I'm glad we made the one hour trip to attend the event and sign petitions being presented to our politians. It is so comforting knowing that many are trying to stem the tide of higher taxes and more government intrusion.

Too bad it was so hot yesterday or we would have stayed longer. There was games for the kiddies, good music and lots of grilled food. YUM! But between husband getting over a bad bout of kidney stones (he was hospitalized last week) and me with my wacky internal temperature gauge, we couldn't stay long. But all-in-all it was a good day.

I hope y'all had a good day too! What did you do yesterday? :o)

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

4th Of July TEA Parties

This 4th of July, as many prepare to celebrate the birth of our Nation, the Taxed Enough Already (TEA) Parties are taking place all across our wonderful country. These are our non-violent way of protesting the gangster government. If you're tired of them constantly finding ways of raising taxes and infringing on our God given freedoms, join in the protests.

I fear that we're heading for such a major civil unrest in our country. I keep praying for sanity to prevail. If ObamaCare passes and the Cap and Trade bill passes there will be higher taxes, less freedom, massive unemployment and homelessness.

By the way, did you know that the Cap and Trade bill gives the EPA unprecedented power AND THEY WILL BE ARMED NOW!! The EPA can then come in your home any time unannounced with no warrants or due cause. And this is just the tip of the iceberg. (read here) Gosh, these are such dangerous times.

This insanity has to stop.

Our 'local' TEA Party will be in Saint Simon's Island (Brunswick) at the Gascoigne Park from 11am - 3pm. The Gascoigne Park party is hosted by The Golden Isles TEA Party Patriots. Y'all can find your TEA Party here.

Well, I really hate being hot and I do not seek out crowds. I usually hide all summer until about September or so in the A/C or in water somewhere but I'll suffer for a bit for my country.

I keep reminding myself that our forefathers suffered even worse while fighting the British and in other wars. I can take a little 100 degree heat [sigh] and the press of human flesh for a few hours.

So, hope to see you 'there'! Have a wonderful weekend fellow Patriots!