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On 2 March 1836, Texas declared its independence from Mexico.

The Burnet Flag was the first official flag of the Republic of Texas.

I’m such a bad Texan. Every year I forget about it, but I remembered this year. By the way, my friend Jamie wanted me to translate Happy Texas Independence Day into Satchian so here it is…

Vittaju riśas zos trozajun Texasi!

^_^

While browsing Wikipedia looking at flags, I found an article about Danish Monarchs. In the article there’s this picture of the Royal Banner of the Kings of Denmark from the 1300s, and I thought it was so cute.

I’m in a flag-making mood now.

Talk about an oxymoron! ^_^

If you try searching Google for Texas gay pride flag, the results you get back aren’t very promising. I guess Texas gay pride is something of an oxymoron. Anyway, I decided to draw my own.

If that’s not big enough for you, click here.

Enjoy. ^_^

The 15th of December marks the birthday of L. L. Zamenhof, the inventor of the international auxiliary language Esperanto.

Estu bone kaj havu bonan Zamenhofan Tagon! ^_^

Okay, now Satchian has a new flag. I swear!

So I decided to go with the rounded Iron Cross. Actually, cross pattée is the technical name. The Iron Cross is just a variant of the cross pattée. The rounded variant above is called an alisee cross. But I digress. I think the curved edges makes it look a little more evil. Mwahaha. Well, there you have it. ^_^

It looks like I decided on a new Satchian flag too soon. I’m now debating which flag I like more. This one…

Or this one…

Rather, Satchian has a new flag. I’ve decided to retire the old flag, and I made the one below to replace it.

Yeah, I know it doesn’t have green in it! Surprised? I actually borrowed the colors from the Conlang flag, and purple is a nice color anyway. The Iron Cross represents the fact that Satchian has some Germanic traits (just look at the way Satchian forms compounds!), and I just happen to love Iron Crosses. ^_^

So tell me what you think!