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LOVE IT!!!
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FDR was a wise man.
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I like this statement!
cmc:)
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DAMN RIGHT !!!!
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FDR - Definitely - words to live by!
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Freedom to Goo!
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You kissed me too...and I will never forget it Johnny boy....I will never ever forget it. Love, Jennifer
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Hey Johnny. Since there is freedom of speech...I will be frank. I have been in love with you since I heard Iris on the radio. I met you in Portland, Oregon once..and I told you that I loved you. I meant it. I asked if I could run my fingers through your hair. You let me. I do not love you just because you are so hot looking. I love your beautiful heart...that shines in your lyrics. Your hot dimpled chin does not hurt either. Marry me Johnny?! I believe I am your soulmate. I am very much like you in Spirit...and I am pretty cute too. hahahahahaha! I am dead serious. Love, Jennifer
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These pictures are great. My son took a school trip last year to Gettysburg/Wash DC, a very good experience, one that most of us will never have a chance to do. Thanks to whomever is taking the pics, it's nice to be reminded every once in a while. How lucky we (fans) are, I wonder how many other fanclubs get pictures like these?!?
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how cool!
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Still the best County in the world. USA. Despite all of the difference of opinions, the ignorance, the intolerance. We have these freedoms. It's up to each of us to decide if we want to use them and how to use them. Missy...you go girl. You sooooooooo get it. God Bless America!
"There is nothing to fear but fear itself"-famous FDR words!
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FDR-His vision is what we need to revisit in this country of ours! That's at his Washngton, DC memorial, I believe. We visited that and there is an awesome sculpture of him holding his little terrier in the same place that this is displayed.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt!
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Such beautifulwords yet so sad that in a society like we have we can only see these words carved in stone instead of truly living them....Someday, Someday!
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That's really cool...where was it?
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I agree with lee1984, if only our democratic country were only like that! And that our governmental figures would only worry about the issues of our own people!:(
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if only the world was actually like that
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You're right BlueberryCritter, it should be that way. And A1J2 I agree with you but the real problem is people, people who have stemmed from predjudice and hate for hundreds of years, and people who fear and hate out of ignorance. No matter what our government does there will always be that fear and hate within people, and whether you like it or not that's the truth of the matter, but there is always hope for "Better Days". (:
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RIGHT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!
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So that means you are free to not be afraid of telling me how much you want, and worship me :)
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Mike : You see, I can say whatever I want John!
John : Mike.
Mike : Yeah?
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President Roosevelt announced these "Four Freedoms" during his State of the Union Address, January 6, 1941. The President hoped his speech would encourage Americans to support a war against the Axis Powers.
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Very cool. All of these pictures today are very uplifting, thanks. Hope you guys are having some fun out there.
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I agree A1J2 - good one!
Hey thanks for posting this pix-
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Words to live by.
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lol a1j2, you are right they should.
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someone should send this pic to the White House and the US Congress!
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Exactly!!!
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That's the way it should be, but it's not. :o(
Amen to that!
That's the way it should be, but it's not. :o(
Exactly!!!
someone should send this pic to the White House and the US Congress!
lol a1j2, you are right they should.
Words to live by.
I agree A1J2 - good one!
Hey thanks for posting this pix-
"really"-thank you.
Very cool. All of these pictures today are very uplifting, thanks. Hope you guys are having some fun out there.
President Roosevelt announced these "Four Freedoms" during his State of the Union Address, January 6, 1941. The President hoped his speech would encourage Americans to support a war against the Axis Powers.
Mike : You see, I can say whatever I want John!
John : Mike.
Mike : Yeah?
John : Shut up!
So that means you are free to not be afraid of telling me how much you want, and worship me :)
RIGHT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're right BlueberryCritter, it should be that way. And A1J2 I agree with you but the real problem is people, people who have stemmed from predjudice and hate for hundreds of years, and people who fear and hate out of ignorance. No matter what our government does there will always be that fear and hate within people, and whether you like it or not that's the truth of the matter, but there is always hope for "Better Days". (:
if only the world was actually like that
I agree with lee1984, if only our democratic country were only like that! And that our governmental figures would only worry about the issues of our own people!:(
That's really cool...where was it?
Such beautifulwords yet so sad that in a society like we have we can only see these words carved in stone instead of truly living them....Someday, Someday!
Franklin D. Roosevelt!
FDR-His vision is what we need to revisit in this country of ours! That's at his Washngton, DC memorial, I believe. We visited that and there is an awesome sculpture of him holding his little terrier in the same place that this is displayed.
"There is nothing to fear but fear itself"-famous FDR words!
Still the best County in the world. USA. Despite all of the difference of opinions, the ignorance, the intolerance. We have these freedoms. It's up to each of us to decide if we want to use them and how to use them. Missy...you go girl. You sooooooooo get it. God Bless America!
how cool!
These pictures are great. My son took a school trip last year to Gettysburg/Wash DC, a very good experience, one that most of us will never have a chance to do. Thanks to whomever is taking the pics, it's nice to be reminded every once in a while. How lucky we (fans) are, I wonder how many other fanclubs get pictures like these?!?
Hey Johnny. Since there is freedom of speech...I will be frank. I have been in love with you since I heard Iris on the radio. I met you in Portland, Oregon once..and I told you that I loved you. I meant it. I asked if I could run my fingers through your hair. You let me. I do not love you just because you are so hot looking. I love your beautiful heart...that shines in your lyrics. Your hot dimpled chin does not hurt either. Marry me Johnny?! I believe I am your soulmate. I am very much like you in Spirit...and I am pretty cute too. hahahahahaha! I am dead serious. Love, Jennifer
You kissed me too...and I will never forget it Johnny boy....I will never ever forget it. Love, Jennifer
Freedom to Goo!
FDR - Definitely - words to live by!
DAMN RIGHT !!!!
I like this statement!
cmc:)
FDR was a wise man.