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I Don't Do This. I Don't Do That. But Best of All, I Don't Do Dat.: Don't Do Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco. An Animal Coloring Book Teaching Kids the Danger
I GUARANTEE YOU WILL BE HAPPY SEEING YOUR KID HAPPY AND EXCITED COLORING AND LEARNING ABOUT THE DANGERS OF DRUGS, ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO! THIS IS A 5-STAR COURSE! TIFFANY'S DRUGS, ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO ( DAT ) PREVENTION COLORING HANDBOOK AND COURSE IS A LOT MORE THAN JUST A COLORING BOOK! THIS HANDBOOK TEACHES AN EXTREMELY IMPORTANT LIFE LESSON ABOUT THE DANGERS OF DRUGS, ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO ( DAT ) ! MAY I, RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT YOU, THE TEACHER/S, BE WITH THE STUDENT WHEN THEY ARE COLORING, AND TEACH THEM, HOPEFULLY BY EXAMPLE, THESE VERY IMPORTANT LESSONS ABOUT NEVER, NEVER, EVER PLAYING WITH DAT ! IF YOU ARE NOT TEACHING YOUR KID (STUDENT) BY EXAMPLE; DON'T YOU AGREE THAT IT IS TIME THAT YOU GO COLD TURKEY? LOVE, TIFFANY MARIE TOLER PRESIDENT, DON'T DO DAT CLUB, INC.
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The Eason Record
Mills Eason, son of Joseph Eason of Stokes County, North Carolina, married Bethenia Davis, daughter of James and Margaret Davis in 1804. They had five children. Their sons, Joseph Eason (1805-1876) and James Knox Eason (1809-1851), migrated to Missouri with their families in 1840. Their descendants lived in Missouri, Kansas, and elsewhere.
