PROUD OF OUR FLAG

crazyphil

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I was reading the thread named Any flag buffs out there.
Although interesting, I thought it was going to be about those
of us who are enthusiastically proud of old glory. I Know I am.

The one on the left is in my office.
The 2nd one is in my living room.
The 3rd one ' I will only buy flag stamps.
I even like the flag displayed on my return address.
I fly a flag outside on special days.
How about you?
 

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Our neighborhood is pretty good about flying Old Glory, depending on the upcoming weather forecast. Most of the time I can look up and down the street and see 7 flags flying, including ours. Just around the corner I can see the Veteran that proudly flies his also.

I love the flag and what it stands for .

Have a blessed day,

Leon
 
Mine's outside hanging every day, weather permitting. Some special days, historically to America, I have small flags lining my sidewalk to the front walk. I also rig a light up to keep my main flag lit up all week end on nat'l holidays. I have a couple down in my basement hangout. In my living room the only flag is the folded one from my dad's funeral. Yeah, I'm proud of our flag & what it stands for.
Tomorrow, Dec. 8th is the anniversary of John Lennon's murder and Jim Morrison's birthday. Some think that's reason for a national remembrance day. Both actually changed America in their arts in some small way.
 
Shortly after I moved into my little city house I installed a 25ft flagpole and display the flag 24/7, lighted at night and only comes down when winds hit above 50mph. Todays flags only last about 6 months before they need to be retired and replaced but that is a small cost to pay the proper respect. Started a trend on my street with about 6 others popping up over the past 5 years.
 

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In 1906 George M. Cohan wrote "You're a Grand Old Flag". It quickly sold over a million copies of sheet music being the first song from a musical to do so.

I remember singing it in 8th grade music class.

Still relevant today.

Chorus
You're a grand old flag,
You're a high-flying flag,
And forever in peace may you wave.
You're the emblem of the land I love,
The home of the free and the brave.
Ev'ry heart beats true
'Neath the Red, White and Blue,
Where there's never a boast or brag.
But should auld acquaintance be forgot,
Keep your eye on the grand old flag.
 
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