Posted on 07/03/2011 5:14:02 PM PDT by Kathy in Alaska
I intend to enjoy it.
Had my fill of kids with glow sticks last night and tonight.
That’s a red head for you.
Bad to the bone.
OMGosh I saw it in action.Kiss and then a slap.Hehehehehheh
It's already started. The air outside is thick with the odor of sulfur!
Thanks a lot for the link.....as a contractor I see many branches of the armed services here in Kandahar.....how it is that the Taliban/Al Qaeda/Terrorists don’t want any part of such a Love (agape) for ones children is truly beyond the pale.
I’ve probably done as much but not recently.
Time for me to fold up shop and go home.
Night Fatima.
Night all.
Have a wonderful day tomorrow!
Thank you for being there.I have another song for you FRiend.
Glen Campbell - Wichita Lineman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTfwcLdP5Xk
Might be the first time some have even seen those lyrics. Thanks for posting them!
Have a wonderful Independence Day!
Nights Reds.
I so know you heard this many times :)
Gene Pitney - (The Man Who Shot) Liiberty Valance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDN4L7cAQf0
I found this old news item that looked a little interesting but it ends up with the same old liberal refrain.
News Item. A military spokesman expressed opposition to U. S. involvement on the grounds that the intervention would not satisfy the conditions for a “just war” as they are understood in philosophy, in that the intervention could not be carried out with sufficient force to be successful.I am the very model of a modern Major-General;
I can't abide unseemly haste in matters interventionist,
I always want to think it out in manner consequentialist,
I'll make a different plan for every battlefield contingency,
But only if it meets a test of philosophic stringency;
I'm trained in formal logic and linguistical analysis;
I'll formulate a problem to the point of full paralysis;
I find it most imperative to think quite categorical,
Because I know that if I do I'll never go to war at all.
In short in every matter Philo-Sophico-conceptual
I am the very model of a modern Major-General!
Happy 4th of July folks ... Happy 235th Birthday America!
Hi higgmeister ((((((Hugs))))))
Signs Signs, Everywhere a Sign
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLm3HMG8IhM
Evening, Kathy. Happy B-Day, USA!
Air Force leaders issue Independence Day message
7/1/2011 - WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Roy send the following Independence Day message to the Airmen of the U.S. Air Force and their families:
In 1776, our nation's founders immortalized their vision of a free nation by signing the Declaration of Independence. With an abiding belief in certain unalienable rights -- to life, to liberty and to the pursuit of happiness -- they sought to create a federal republic that was separate from Great Britain and founded on a unique blend of traditions and values.
Today, we, as citizens and Airmen, hold these truths just as closely, demonstrating our conviction through our service to America. As we recognize and celebrate the anniversary of the birth of our nation, let us give thanks for the vision of our Founding Fathers and for those who have pledged to serve our country. We should reflect particularly on the debt that we owe to those Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Airmen, and Coast Guardsmen who made the ultimate sacrifice in fighting for and helping to preserve our freedoms; and, we should express our gratitude to their families who will always bear that most difficult burden.
Today, more than 41,000 Airmen are deployed, and more than 57,000 are forward-stationed beyond our shores. In addition, some 134,000 Airmen directly support combatant commander requirements from their home stations. We join a grateful nation in thanking you for your service and sacrifice.
The Fourth of July is a day to recommit ourselves to doing all that we can to ensure that our children, our grandchildren and all the generations that follow will enjoy the freedoms that are our birthright as Americans. We salute you, our flag, and the United States of America; and once again, we bid all of you, and our nation, a very happy Independence Day.
And we thank you for your service to our country.
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