@fopminui @Morbidful My mother passed away in 1969, my senior year of high school. My deepest regret is that I never got a chance to experience her as an adult.
@PIC_Colleen Was lucky enough to get a press pass for the roll out of the Enterprise @ Edwards. And then again for the first two test flights off the back of the 747.
@Motabhai012 @CollinRugg Iโm 72, I have macular degeneration, and I have to carry a magnifying lens in my wallet. Thatโs just the way it is, no big deal. And Iโm not alone with this inconvenience.
@StolenValor1 Complains to the cook, can be hazardous to your health! My dad was a army cook in WWII. Like Napoleon said, a army travels on its stomach.
@Michelle60711@davidmweissman The answer is simple. Enforce the existing laws aainst the companies that are hiring them. But that doesnโt happen since these companies are major contributors to our legislatorโs, who need that money to stay in office.
@TSting18 I had the honor of accompanying my father in law to the premier. As a surviver of the Omaha landing, he was an invited guest. What got to him, was the audio. He said it put him right back on the beach. I had to hold his hand to calm him down during the opening sequence.
@LakotaMan1 Please Donโt Stop. As a child of the 50/60โs, this was glossed over. All I knew was from Lone Ranger & John Wayne movies/TV. It wasn't until a 1975 TV movie, "I Will Fight No More Forever and then the book "Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee" that I first realized how littke I knew.