Thanks for including me on your "Friend's List". As one of my favorite people, and whose siggies I always admire, you were among the first to be included on my "Friend's List".
I enjoy all your various siggies, but I admire most your dedication to our heros. You are an inspiration to so many people; and I often refer my friends and acquaintances to your site---especially if they were in the military. You always have a wealth of gorgeous tags celebrating our country and our heros.
While visiting your site this morning, I just had to snag this cutie. Thank you so much, Sweetie, for always sharing your creations with all of us in cyberspace.
I hope the year 2010 will be a happy and healthy one for you and your family. I look forward to visiting you often in the coming days and weeks.
I haven't visited your lovely pages in quite a while. I've been checking out and cleaning out some files today; and had your site marked among my favorite. Naturally, I decided to pay you a visit.
As always, I can find something unique and beautiful---such as this lovely. I've snagged it for use during our lovely Thanksgiving holiday in the USA, as well as Canada. As quickly as the months seem to be passing by, that lovely Holiday is not far away.
Thanks, Sweetie, for sharing your lovely creations with all of us in cyberspace.
I wish for you and your family a summer filled with lots of sunshine, happiness, and good health.
I've come across your beautiful creations of the American flag so often the past several years; and today, I just had to snag a few of them for my personal use.
I am the widow of dedicated and retired Major of the U.S. Army/Air Force.
During WWII, he was the youngest Lieutenant (age 16) in the AAF. He served his country unselfishly for over 35 years. During those 35 years, he served in four wars, plus all the other little disburbances and rescue efforts all over the world. He also served in the Royal British Air Force, as well as the Confederate Armed Forces.
In addition to his loyalty and dedication to his country, he was a very down-to-earth and humble individual. He not only spoke five languages fluently, but he served as Consultant to King Siud of Saudi Arabia for 12 years; was a CIA, a member of the Thunderbirds, and a representative with the agency which investigates all the airline crashes.
When he wasn't serving his country during various wars, he was an international air lines captain; and for a while, he even owned his own air line corporation.
Sadly, my adoring late husband took his life on July 12, 1990 due to Parkinson's Disease and Prostrate Cancer. His suicide devastated me for years; but after several years of counselling, I finally was able to cope with this tragedy.
So, dearest Angel, whenever I see your creations of the American flag and your dedication to all our men and women of the services, it warms my heart. I applaud you for your efforts and dedication to all our service men and women of the yesteryears, as well as today.
We must always support our military---whether we believe in the cause or not. I don't want to ever see another Vietnam episode where our men and women were treated so shabily by their country. I lost many friends and acquaintances not only through death, but for what the war did to them mentally and physically.
Keep up the great work, Sweetie; and may God bless you always.
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