Ed Brunner
New member
I grew up in a house that didnt have a lock on the front door.
I remember when a penny postcard went to two cents.
I remember the smell of the gunstore where I spent hours looking at rifles and pistols. For some reason Hoppe's No. 9 still evokes those memories.
I remember when honor was the most important thing you had and when the words Duty Honor and Country meant something to everybody not just a few.
I remember every mistake that I ever made.
I remember the heroes that I have known.
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Better days to be,
Ed
I remember when a penny postcard went to two cents.
I remember the smell of the gunstore where I spent hours looking at rifles and pistols. For some reason Hoppe's No. 9 still evokes those memories.
I remember when honor was the most important thing you had and when the words Duty Honor and Country meant something to everybody not just a few.
I remember every mistake that I ever made.
I remember the heroes that I have known.
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Better days to be,
Ed