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Tag Archives: toast
A Toast to My Readers: New Year 2020
A toast to my readers, may you continue to have keen eyesight and discerning tastes. A toast to historians, that you will offer insight into the past without embellishment and with proper credit and attribution to your sources. A toast … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays, Really Old News
Tagged celebrate, Hampshire, new, New Hampshire, New Year, NH, resolution, toast, tradition, Year
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New Hampshire Tidbits: Live Free or Die on Automobile License Plates
In July of 1969 the New Hampshire legislature voted to print the New Hampshire state motto–“Live Free or Die” on automobile license plates. The printing began in 1971, replacing the word “Scenic” which described the state at that time. [Info … Continue reading
1835 New Hampshire Toasts for Independence
For many years following America’s war for independence, it was traditional to offer a series of toasts to those involved living or dead, to our country and to our leadership. The American Centuries web site states that in the early … Continue reading
Live Free or Die Here–You’re Going to Love It
I'm embarrassed.
Not over the “You're Going To Love It Here” signs, but that NH State officials (and others) … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
Tagged Die, free, General, highway, John, Life Free Or Die, live, motto, New Hampshire, phrase, signs, slogan, Stark, state, toast, You're Going to Love It Here
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