Posted on 10/13/2006 7:21:38 AM PDT by Billie
Yep ..... that is the one that I started with.
Do ya still need a hug? Okay, I think I found one .....
((((( Billie )))))
I think this is one of the first times I have missed a day in many years..I felt like I was missing something all day and that was it..
Ah but with all the wrinkles you won't see another scare.. : )
Nice weekend here - have had a little time to spend here today and enjoyed it a lot. Now it's time to start dinner though. Sigh. Wonder if I could just twitch my nose and a beautiful gourmet meal would suddenly appear? :)
I didn't think so. :( LOL
I need to go. Enjoyed talking to you!
Mine doesn't work either...so we will be going out once again.
The weather here is just wonderful. Cool and cloudy with a hint of mist. Nice after the awful summer we had.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend..
((((Awww & TY x 2 for Your # 108 to me!!))))
Enjoyed *talking* to You too!
Oh wow...snow...I love snow!!
Billie, that is to cool, luvcandles :)
Great photo!
Thank God it didn't cost you an eye!
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The memorial, which cost more than $30 million, is the work of James Ingo Freed, who designed Washington's U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. The U.S. Air Force Memorial will honor the millions of men and women in the service and its predecessor organizations, memorial spokesman Richard Baker said
The foundation was created in 1992 to promote a memorial for those who served in the Air Force and earlier organizations, including the Army Air Corps and Army Air Force. About 54,000 airmen have been killed in action, the Air Force said.
The memorial's three spires, which rise vertically and gradually curve outwards, are intended to evoke the maneuver performed by the Air Force's Thunderbird flight demonstration team called the ``bomb burst.'' (source: Bloomberg.com )
The Memorial as seen at night.
The three spires also represent the three core values of the Air Forceintegrity first, service before self, and excellence in all that is doneand the Air Forces total force: active, guard and reserve.
Embedded in granite beneath the three central spires is the Air Force "star," which has long been emblazoned on Air Force aircraft and serves as the rank insignia of every enlisted member of the Air Force. Other key elements of the Memorial include a Runway to Glory at the site entrance, a bronze Honor Guard statue developed by the renowned sculptor, Zenos Frudakis, two granite inscription walls located at either end of the central lawn and a Glass Contemplation Wall that honors fallen airmen. The Memorials surrounding spaces will be landscaped to create a memorial park and parade ground
(source: AirForceMemorial.org
I saw a segment on the local politics's in the Buffalo area on TV yesterday when I was doing some ironing. Think it was on CNBC but it could have been on FOX, didn't catch the whole story just sounded like everything was in an upheaval. Sorry I don't have more details.
Thanks!re butterfly pic comment.
I agree, just missed it.
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