Happy Birthday, Buffalo Center!

Happy Birthday, Buffalo Center!
Quasquicentennial: A 125th anniversary.
A celebration to mark such an anniversary.
First organizational meeting tonight. Our Quasquicentennial (no one can seem to say that word) will be in 2017. I will be 69.
The Buffalo Center Centennial in 1992 was amazing. I was 43.
Our Sesquicentennial will be in 2042. I'll be 93, if I make it which I'm pretty sure I won't.
I wonder if we will even be living in a Constitutional republic anymore by then.
What am I saying... we are already living in a Post-Constitutional republic.

Ameritopia.

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