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Showing posts with label Iwo Jima Flag raising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iwo Jima Flag raising. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
I'd Celebrate That!!! Feb. 18-19: Iwo Jima Day Today
FEBRUARY 18
CRAB-STUFFED FLOUNDER DAY--** Two of my favorite things together? You kidding me?
NATIONAL DRINK WINE DAY--** Drinkin' wine spo-de-doh. I remember those college days with Ripple and Annie Green Springs. Actually, Liz was given a bottle of Kenny Reid's home-made wine last month and we'll be drinking to his memory. Miss you Kenny.
PRESIDENTS DAY--** I was of the opinion this was to honor Washington and Lincoln, but now learn it is to honor all presidents. Since I just mentioned Millard Fillmore being buried in Buffalo, New York's Forest Lawn Cemetery in my War of 1812 blog, I will honor him.
THUMB APPRECIATION DAY--** Imagine life without 'em. Much more difficult. I came close to losing my right one back in 2008.
FEBRUARY 19
NATIONAL LASH DAY-- Eye lashes that is. What's with the gals with those two-inch-long lashes? Weird if you ask me. But, when they bat their lashes, at least you can get a nice breeze on a hot day.
INTERNATIONAL TUG-OF-WAR DAY--** Few things more fun than this, especially if there is a big ol' mud puddle between the teams, but only if you're on the winning team.
IWO JIMA DAY--** Today marks the beginning of it back 74 years ago. I'll put up my flags.
NATIONAL CHOCOLATE MINT DAY--** Candy!! Good!! Frango Mints and Andy's Nibts and those Girl Scout chocolate mint cookies. Order me a box.
--RoadDog
SAILOR QUESTIONS (From the Wassup Magazine): Which sailor appears in the "Arabian Nights" stories?
Answer: Sinbad
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Monday, February 23, 2015
70th Anniversary of Iwo Jima Flag Raising Today
From Wikipedia.
A big thanks to Liz for bringing this to my attention.
Seventy years ago, Joe Rosenthal snapped a picture that has become a big one in American history. It was the epitome of the Greatest Generation.
I'll write more about it in my World War II blog, Tattooed On Your Soul.
--RoadDog
A big thanks to Liz for bringing this to my attention.
Seventy years ago, Joe Rosenthal snapped a picture that has become a big one in American history. It was the epitome of the Greatest Generation.
I'll write more about it in my World War II blog, Tattooed On Your Soul.
--RoadDog
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