FReeper Canteen ~ Hall of Heroes: Lt Cdr Edward "Butch" O'Hare ~ 26 October 2020

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[radu]

Well good. It sounds like it’s going to be pretty nasty the next few days so I’m glad you were able to get Gizmo out to blow off steam one more time before it hits.
I see he found something smelly to roll in. LOL It’s been a while since we’ve seen him roll.

Good luck! I hope the weather doesn’t get too bad.

[radu]

There’s still a swath of wet stuff SW of you moving up your way. If the temp drops enough, you could get some white fluffy stuff yet.

Only a 20% chance for rain tomorrow so we probably won’t get any here. Chances go up a little more each day with Thurs. being the wettest day. We’ll see how it goes.

Thanks for the good luck wishes. We need it!! LOL

[luvie]

Goood really fall morning, Early Birds!
It's only 34° here. Shock!
The kitties don't like being chased by the wind. LOL!
We even got a bit of the wet stuff...rain!
Hope there is more of that to come.
Hope all y'all have a Mahv'lus Monday!
...and a Wonderful Week!
(((hugs)))

[ExTexasRedhead]

One Marine, One Ship
Col. Mitch Paige

http://www.tysknews.com/Depts/Our_Culture/one_marine_one_ship.htm

On Guadalcanal the Marines built an air field. And Japanese commander Isoroku Yamamoto immediately grasped what that meant. No effort would be spared to dislodge these upstart Yanks from a position that could endanger his ships during any future operations to the south. Before long, relentless Japanese counterattacks had driven supporting U.S. Navy from inshore waters. The Marines were on their own.