Re: We need some button that says something like...

[Margaret Davis <margd@FLASH.NET>]

You got that right Juanita....

Now more than ever since more and more of our individuality is being
stripped from us and our children. Not to mention our voice.  Not only are
we not allowed to express or voice our opinions it's as if it falls on deaf
ears.  so we have to get visual....

I wear my buttons everywhere I go.  There is a tremendous amount of support
when others see the issues and I always have a pocket full extras to hand
out to those interested and with a sticker (as juanita does) on the back
with the link to either Fairtest (on the NO TAAS buttons) or Parents United
to Reform TAAS Testing....  now the no uniform button has *my* phone number
on them!!!!  "Barry Lynn is my hero"  button has the American's United for
Separation of Church and State link on the back and  I haven't made a button
for two of the other organizations I belong to...  I need to make some for
Let Freedom Ring and The Texas Freedom Network with their links.  When
people see the "I'm a Card Carrying Member of the ACLU and proud of it"
button with their link, some ask what that organization is!  I find that
rather amusing.

The buttons are working to inform others of the issues we are facing right
now.  I suggest everyone purchase their own button maker and start making
buttons.  I can't keep up with the demand.  It's an expense I don't mind
absorbing cuz if just one person will become informed by visiting just one
of those links and decide and wear that one button it's worth more to me
than money could buy.

         Thank you Juanita....

I want a square button maker...anyone know where I can purchase one of
those?


> Buttons work in mysterious ways.  I know a teacher who gains strength to
go
> on by wearing one under her vest to school everyday.  So, whereas some
aren't
> the best for those reading them, they can give power to those wearing
them.
>
> JD
>

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