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Happy Flag Day

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wmccall:


Happy flag day to those fortunate to live under it, or within 100 miles of it, and especially to those born on this day  ;)

spaman--:
I feel so forunate to have the flag and fredom  ;)that we all enjoy so much!It is a beautiful day here in Colorado, I can't hardly stand to waste it by going to work.I think I may hang the principal at my kids school,for the last week and a half I have seen no hide nor hair of the flag when dropping my son at school.
Anyway, everyone rejoice and thank a service person for all that we have as a great nation.I myself did not serve in the service,not by choice,I tried but as a kid shattered my ankle when it came time for pt they sent me home.I am very thankful for all they do!

Spatech_tuo:

--- Quote ---thank a service person for all that we have as a great nation.
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I assume you're referring to those in the military rather than spa service people. ;)

spaman--:
military,fire,police and all others that serve us Americans.You can thank the service person for your hottub working if you ever needed him or her.that would be called "Spa Day" In which I would be thanking all the men and women of this and all of the forums that I pass the time away on. :D

spahappy:
In three weeks from today I will say goodbye to my 17 year old son who just graduated from highschool. He'll embark on the first airline flight of his young life, for Navy bootcamp somewhere around Chicago.

He's a typical teenager. He doesn't pick up after himself, doesn't do anything unless we hound him, spends money like water, sleeps till noon, stays up late, spends hours goofing around with his friends at the lake, eats junk food, chases girls...

In three weeks I'll put a typical carefree teenager who will still be 17 years old on a plane and give him to the US NAVY.

While other friends are talking about leaving for college, or taking time to figure there life out, he'll be leaving the nest for good.

He's never reconsidered his desire to join the Navy. He's looking at it as his duty, as an adventure, as a stepping stone in his life.

Mom on the other hand is a wreck. I've had to quit watching CNN and limit myself to what I read in the paper.

The world is a dangerous place and we should all remember that "Freedom Isn't Free"  

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