From the awesome Suzanne,
https://www.facebook.com/ArtistAnonymisty

also known as Artist Anonymisty (Substack)
https://artistanonymisty.substack.com

Relaxing Flute Music | Native American Flute Meditation Music | Deep Sleep, Stress Relief Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdMUw1ZNRPY

This children's book was read to me as a child. I read it to my kids. It's delightfully fun and heartwarming. Special mention to Suzy2S for making me remember it, because I call her "Miss Suzy."

all states need to do this, only citizens can vote...............duh

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/scoop-arizona-begin-removing-many-50k-non-citizens-from-voter-rolls-following-lawsuit

"Pink Moon"
Sharing from my friend, John Blackfeather off of Wimkin

The "Pink Moon," the full moon in April, is a traditional Native American name for the April full moon, not because the moon itself appears pink, but because it's named after a pink wildflower called creeping phlox or moss pink, which blooms in the early spring. Some Native American tribes also refer to it as the "Sprouting Grass Moon," "Egg Moon," or "Fish Moon," referencing other seasonal changes. Here's a more detailed explanation: The name originates from Native American traditions, particularly in the northeastern U.S., who named the April full moon after the pink-colored moss phlox, one of the first wildflowers to bloom in the spring. Other Native American names: Besides the "Pink Moon," Native American tribes also called the April full moon "Sprouting Grass Moon," "Egg Moon," and "Fish Moon". These names reflect other seasonal changes and observations of nature, such as the beginning of plant growth, the return of migratory animals, and the spawning of fish.