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Did you know that today is Flag Day? Today, we celebrate the adoption of the American Flag, which occurred in 1777 by the Second Continental Congress. Here are 15 fun facts about the American Flag. Are there any that are new to you?

Some tips for advancing liberty, from three years ago.

“Today is Black and White. Tomorrow, it’ll be full of colour…” What a beautiful and optimistic quote! 🌈 It reminds me of the importance of having a positive mindset and a hopeful outlook, especially in challenging times. 🙏 Sometimes, we may feel like our life is dull, boring, or monotonous, like a black-and-white movie. 😐 We may lose our passion, motivation, or creativity, and feel stuck in a rut. 😞 But we should not give up or lose faith, because every day is a new opportunity to add some colour to our life. 😊 We can do that by pursuing our dreams, exploring our interests, learning new skills, meeting new people, or simply enjoying the little things that make us happy. 😍 We can also spread some colour to others by being kind, supportive, generous, and compassionate. 💕 Doing so can make our lives and the world more vibrant, diverse, and beautiful. 🌎 So, let’s not let today’s black and white discourage us, but rather inspire us to create tomorrow’s masterpiece. 🎨 What do you think of this quote? How do you add colour to your life and others? Let me know in the comments below. 👇 #quote #inspiration #positivity #colour #life #evotix

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Did you know that today is Flag Day? Today, we celebrate the adoption of the American Flag, which occurred in 1777 by the Second Continental Congress. Here are 15 fun facts about the American Flag. Are there any that are new to you?

Reflect on the enduring impact of Dr. King's dream this January 15th. Discover how The Lantern Network is turning dreams into realities for the next generation. Check out our blog post https://wix.to/UuUsfoS

Smart watch or killer watch?

Inch by inch, step by step...

In this video, we dive into the visionary mind of Doug Engelbart, the inventor of the computer mouse and a pioneer of the digital age. We'll explore his groundbreaking work at the 1968 "Mother of All Demos" and see how his ideas continue to shape the way we interact with computers today. Get ready to be amazed by the man who predicted the future of technology!

Check out this article about how Teddy Roosevelt’s favorite pocket watch has finally been returned after 37 years!