"Says who?!" 

"Who goes there?!"

"Who knew...?" 

It would be this hard... getting to the 250 mark. Hard enough saying without spraying it ('Sesquicentennial" that is😳), let alone displaying it...better yet, given the great choreographer ('just call me Serendipity") that placed us "smack dab..." in the middle of the three world stages, which offers U.S. the opportunity to not only display our athleticism but our con-geniality. An attribute that, in the context of global supply chains, has been a trade deficit. We, being our own worst critics, take nothing away from all those visiting who collectively ask "Why do these people put themselves down...they have lots of cereal choices and most enjoy AC" As well as comments about how most have felt welcome, no matter the venue. Translated more globally, via the world data bank, the United States of America, while finding itself polarized on so many other issues (including whether we are "proud to be..."), we continue to find ourselves among the most charitable in the world. This is no call to brag, nor is it a finding we should be shy about.  

Welcome to who-ville, where "who-knows"... maybe, just maybe, we can come together and continue to make others feel welcome, but also remind each other about how fortunate we are...

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