A Day That will Live in Infamy

[silvius14 at comcast.net (silvius14@comcast.net)]

Yes, it is very sad..............My neighbor was in the Army during WWII and I enjoy listening to his stories.  As a matter of fact his picture is in the recent Time Life WWII commemorative book.  

I personally have my own "A Day that will live in Infamy", our son was born 7 Dec. 2000.  I will never forget what Dec 7th means to our nation, my neighbor and our freedom.......oh yeah, and my son's birthday.

Karl
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> Don't forget about tomorrow Ladies and Gents. It's a day very near to my heart. 
> 
> One of my sailors today I asked her--and she makes me feel old... 
> 18yrs old if she is a day, not a moment older--I asked her what was 
> significant about tomorrow. She had no idea. I can say it is sad 
> that someone in this day in age can give you a complete rundown of 
> every season of "Friends" but doesn't know what December 7th is, 
> however I cannot FATHOM (wink wink) the concept of someone serving 
> their country in the NAVY and not know about Pearl Harbor. 
> 
> So my young sailor is going to give her shipmates a 20 minute oration 
> on the significance of tomorrow. I am not that mean, but the Chief 
> Petty Officer that also heard her say she didn't know what it meant, 
> IS that mean. 
> 
> I have some very heartwrenching photos of the day of the attack if 
> anyone would like to see them. If it's one or two I can email them 
> but if it alot I will throw them up on photobucket or something. 
> 
> Chris 
> 
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