[alisasny]

Sheesh, I found out several years ago that I was conceived so my Dad could avoid the draft. How sick that made me.

[Howlin]

Don't say that.

[Bahbah]

You came out just great, alisasny. You were meant to be.

[Dog]

Don't say that..

[al baby]

405 north bound is empty looks wierd

[Inspectorette]

I'm sure that once you became a reality to your parents, you were loved just as much if not more than had you been planned for different reasons.

My dear departed mother was 39 when she became pregnant with me - my oldest brother was 18, and headed off to World War II. She was definitely not pleased about the pregnancy, but I turned out to be her only daughter, and she and my Dad spoiled me and loved me till they died, so much that my brothers were envious of the attention I got.

[Cold Heat]

It was a very regrettable time.

I bear no malice toward those who tried to stay out of it.

I do, however, bear tremendous malice toward those who worked to undermine the administration and the war.

They created an atmosphere of self doubt and fear. They used that fear to cause congress to stop supporting the effort and that put our troops in harms way. Many died as a direct result of the political battles and demoralized leadership.

After it was all over, we tried to forget but forgetting was not the answer.

Reagan knew that the only answer was a renewal of spirit and esprit decor. He accomplished that through his words and his actions.

He made us whole again.

I am forever in his debt. WE are forever in his debt.

[Lauren BaRecall]

Dear, please look at it this way: your presence makes us the privileged witnesses of the only time a liberal actually got it right. :o)