Sorry for the thumb in the picture!!!
OT - One of my Christmas gifts
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Ysabel Kid
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OT - One of my Christmas gifts
I forgot to post this! My kids got me a new flag for Christmas. A really nice one - sewn stars and everything.
Sorry for the thumb in the picture!!!
Sorry for the thumb in the picture!!!
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Ysabel Kid
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Yep - got home Friday afternoon. Long trip - not as long as the ones you've had to take, but long for me. Body clock is still off a bit. Good to be home though!!! 
I agree completely. Not sure how many flags I have gone through in my life. Have always flown one - every day - since I purchased my first home in 1988. Don't like them to get faded or frayed, so as they start, they get replaced and honorably retired. One of the reasons I like the neighborhood I live in so much - tons of US flags being flown (and one Union Jack - I think Game Keeper and Nath are stages an invasion!
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Now, off the deck in the back I fly three flags. Usually a SC state flag, a 13-star "Revolutionary War/Betsy Ross" flag, and a "Don't Tread on Me" flag. Though, during St. Patrick's day, I will fly an Irish flag - lower than the US (of course), and a civil war "Sons of Ire Go Where Glory Calls Ye" battleflag.
I agree completely. Not sure how many flags I have gone through in my life. Have always flown one - every day - since I purchased my first home in 1988. Don't like them to get faded or frayed, so as they start, they get replaced and honorably retired. One of the reasons I like the neighborhood I live in so much - tons of US flags being flown (and one Union Jack - I think Game Keeper and Nath are stages an invasion!
).Now, off the deck in the back I fly three flags. Usually a SC state flag, a 13-star "Revolutionary War/Betsy Ross" flag, and a "Don't Tread on Me" flag. Though, during St. Patrick's day, I will fly an Irish flag - lower than the US (of course), and a civil war "Sons of Ire Go Where Glory Calls Ye" battleflag.