Thanks!

Dan

Thanks, this has become part of my Christmas traditions.

Dan

Just finished watching the interview. What a outstanding gentleman you have for an uncle. As a son of a Pearl Harbor survivor I understand somewhat of the type of individuals comprising the "greatest generation". However my dad was one of those who rarely talked about his experiences. Plea...

Thanks, good reminder of what we have and need to protect.

Thanks for posting. May we never forget those who gave all for our freedom.

C. Cash, glad I was alone when I viewed your link. Got my laugh for the day, thanks.

Thank you, this has become an annual treat for me and many others. Merry Christmas!

Called ocular migraine - no pain but does mess up your vision somewhat. Since I only have one working eye(firecracker on Christmas morning/ age 6) I simply close my eye and wait for it to pass, usually about 30 minutes for me. Does cause some problems while driving, simply find the quickest safe pla...

Happy Birthday to our most inventive member!

Thanks for the B'day wishes. As you can see from my post count, I am mostly a reader, not a poster. However, I read the new post every day and am amazed at the many new things I learned along the way.

Dan

Worked with a guy who went by PL, his real name: Pleasent Lee Carter. Went to school with a girl named Harriet, who's nickname was "Happy" Senn. Finally had a good friend who's daughter name was Allison. Ok, until she married - Allison Allison.

Thanks for posting.

Dad was stationed aboard the USS Regil in Pearl Harbor. That morning he took the station wagon assigned to the ship to the commesary(sp) to pick up supplies and was headed back when the first attack began. He took cover under a tarp used to cover supplies on the dock, used to laugh about that. After...