Oct 18

Oct 18 TUESDAY MORNINGTIMES (photos and links)

Hi guys!! 😊😊😊

How is your Tuesdaytimes going so fars and stuff!!?? Soopergood I am hoping!! Mirabelle too!! Did you know!!?? Me plus Mirabelle founded a whole 'nother Halloweeninghouse, plus this times..... WE KINDA LIKE IT!! ..........

Mostly this one is not so spooky 'cept for that fancy coffinbox sticking out of the grassycarpet!! That part is pretty creepy for reals, butt... I like this one 'cuz it looks soopernice even with the creepiness!! Yup!!

Check out the gallery down at the bottomparts to see it waymorebetter, K? K!! ......................

Say "HI!!" to Mum, everybuddy!! She is helping us make picturestories for sharing with you!!

Anyhoozle.... latertimes I am gonna share with you a sooper'portant FIRE SAFETY MESSAGE that I wanted to share with you last weektimes!! I know!! Last weektimes was FIRE PREVENTION WEEK, butt I was so sooperbusy with alla my fire safety workerman work I did not have any times to do it!! Butt no biggie, 'cuz THIS daytimes it is happening for REALS!!

Okeedoke!! I am 'cited, plus Mirabelle is 'cited, so let's see what this Tuesdaytimes is alla 'bout, K? K!! Let's do it!!

COFFINBOX TUESDAYTIMES.........

HERE WE GO-GO-GO!! 😊💜😊💜😊💜

Tuesday, October 18 is... PERSONS DAY!! (*In Canada)

Persons Day simply would not exist if it was not for the famous five women who were responsible for making women legally included in the word PERSON.

These five women include Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Irene Parlby, Louise McKinney and Henrietta Muir Edwards. Each and every one of these five ladies have each contributed to the legal system in one way. Emily Murphy, is the one who led the case in 1927, was the first woman in the British Empire to be appointed magistrate in 1916. McClung was the first woman on the CBC Board of Governors and a representative to the League of Nations. Louise McKinney was the first woman sworn into the Alberta Legislature and in the British Empire. Parlby who was also in the Alberta Legislature, helped pass 18 bills, which helped women and children, and also was the second woman cabinet minister in the British Empire. Lastly was Henrietta Edwards who is known for establishing the National Council of Women in 1890.[11] Each of these women have very qualified backgrounds which was important for winning the Persons Case. Each had their own positions in the legal system making them aware and knowledge for the fight for woman.

Click the photos below to visit the Wikipedia page that describes the history of PERSONS DAY and THE FAMOUS FIVE women who inspired it.

The Famous Five Monument located on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Canada

Halloweeninghouse of the daytimes:

FANCY COFFINBOX!!

This Halloweeninghouse is sooperclose to our foreverhome, guys!! Sure is!! Plus I like it lots'nlots 'cuz it is not so 'fraidy and stuff!! Truestory it is pretty fancy, even!! Don'tchathink!!??