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Old 01-14-2007, 11:21 PM #1
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Book Martin Luther King Day
How Proud and what honor. A man stolen from our country, but what a gift he gave for us and our children. NOT PERFECT, But I was a senior in high school when he wnd Bobby Kennedy were taken from us.
What tumoultous times the 60's and early 70's, Kent State, the ending of the Vietnam in 73, my 1972 prom date killed a month before leave......a sweet, sweet guy I will never forget.

I was a bra burner that took and extra one to burn and kept mine on...not very outgoing person, very shy. But what a change for our nation as our generation carried on as brothers and sisters.

I think our kids are in a much better world.
lOVE PEACE (no I did not go to Wood stock)
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