Ditto; this spring wifey and I are going to choose a nice, quiet weekday and head in to the Library (haven't been since a year or so before he died) to revisit and see the Air Force Once pavilion. 
Great post....I sure do miss this great man....
Amen. I've asked the U.S. Postal Service to reissue his stamp in a 39-cent version.
I am going to miss Ronald Reagan for the rest of my life. He was one of a kind.
Ditto; this spring wifey and I are going to choose a nice, quiet weekday and head in to the Library (haven't been since a year or so before he died) to revisit and see the Air Force Once pavilion.
Me Too.
And Ronald Reagan would be greatly humbled by your praise. Indeed, he is certainly the greatest President since Teddy Roosevelt, and he may very well be the greatest president of all times.
# 1 and # 2 could pretty much change a person's life...forever.
Amen to that. One of my fondest memories is the first and only time I ever saw him in person at a campaign rally in San Diego when he was still a candidate.
Ronald Reagan is still my hero.
Yes we all miss him. He is the greatest president of my lifetime and one of the top five who ever served...