I think so too! They had a whole basket of quilts, and my kids loved admiring them all and picking out the "best" one for our new kitty.

I remember listening to this as a kid in the US south - they sounded so exotic! I think of it every spring now that I live in the PNW surrounded by rhododendron - never would have imagined all those years ago. :)

I think there's also some benefit to giving people an accessible starting point to form solidarity. The main one I've been seeing for 2-28 is a buy nothing (anywhere) day followed by a schedule of the kinds of boycotts that increase in specificity and duration that take more time to organize well.

There are all KINDS of govdelivery services you can subscribe to should you feel lonely and want to fill your inbox. For instance.
public.govdelivery.com/accounts/usd...

A few weeks ago my inbox was totally slammed b/c scammers signed me up for hundreds of government mailing lists from places like the NIH, DoJ, etc so that they could cover a few accounts they tried to set up using my email. It turns out you don't have to click a "verify this email" link or anything.

Kiddo: if I was one of the dolls, what years would my books be about?
Me, doing math: They'd be about....uh, right now. Oh god.