Memorial Day is their day, isn't it?

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In a message dated 5/30/2004 9:10:17 AM Pacific Standard Time,

REHammett@... writes:>

> Memorial Day is their day, isn't it? It is supposed to be the day a

> grateful nation pauses to quietly thank the more than one million men

> and women who have died in military service to their country since

> the Revolutionary War.

Hi , while I don't drink either, if I did, this would be the day to do

it I think. Not only to toast a thank you for the service these heroic men

and women preformed, but to dull the pain I feel inside when I think of how many

service men and women have given their lives for our freedom. I believe this

is the most free and liberal thinking place on earth. Maybe even a little

too much so. Maybe we have too much freedom. They can burn flags on the

courthouse steps, spit in the face of troops returning home, all because this

right

of expression was bought and paid for by the very souls they abuse. JMHO

Marilyn, who flies a lit flag 24/7, in respect for our great home and all those

who keep her free.