Ray Steffens, Jr. @SteffensJr

@autumnsdad1 Dwight Yokum

@Guntalk I have seen it multiple times at Orlando over the last few years. Many times more than one in the same area of the airport.

But when the eagle flies on FRIDAY And the boys break out the rum And the joint begins to jumpin' And you'll hear those hot lines hum 🥥🍹🥥🍹🥥

I've been too long on the mainland Hotels, rental cars, and phones Time to cast 'em aside, catch the very next tide And go BACK, where I belong Some of us sailors call her home She's big and she's strong and she's mighty…

But then I got a guitar, found a job in a bar Playin' acid rock 'til I was numb Tell me where are the flashbacks They all warned us would come? [Chorus 1] We are the people they couldn't figure out We are the people our parents warned us about

And there's that one particular harbour Sheltered from the wind Where the children play on the shore each day And all are safe within Most mysterious calling harbour So far but yet so near I can see the day when my hair's full gray And I finally disappear

I know I shared a video of our ‘haunted house’ the other night but this is the ‘remix’, as my husband calls it. Note, we did not put music behind this, it’s actually coming from our house. One kid told us he knows we keep Michael Myers and Jason in our garage. 😜😂🧡🎃 Sound on.

Another dollar on the wall Another poet with a pen Another beach bum with a dog Another stranger sailin' in And the water's just as blue No, you haven't missed a thing But we're all here missin' you All the pirates and the parrots sing

Ohhh, these moments we're left with May you always remember These moments are shared by few And those harbor lights, lord, they're coming into view We'll bid our farewells much too soon So drink it up, this one's for you Honey, it's been a lovely cruise

Watched the men who rode you, switch from sails to steam And in your belly, you hold the treasures few have ever seen Most of 'em dream, most of 'em dream Yes, I am a pirate, two hundred years too late The cannons don't thunder, there's nothin' to plunder

LOL … #CopyCatKamala is now the #8 trend in the USA. Let’s get it to #1

@hodgetwins #MAGA

Lee Greenwood: "I want to make sure people just take a second and thank the soldiers because of what they have sacrificed for our freedom. That's what Memorial Day is to remember." @TheLeeGreenwood @SharlaMcBride @Glasgow_Jon

This #MemorialDay, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of freedom. Today, and every day, we are grateful for their courage and selflessness. Join us in honoring their legacy. We will never forget.

The United States cemetery in Normandy. On this Memorial Day and on all days, thank you to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to allow the world to be free.

𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐃𝐚𝐲 🫡🇺🇸

All I want for Christmas. 😉

Tom Gresham @Guntalk

8 years ago

Fully semi-automatic clip-fed military-style revolver-rifle with shoulder thing that goes up and fires instantly before you pull the bump stock behind the auto-reloading higher-than-high capacity magazine full of armor-piercing cop-killing planet-destroying buzzsaw-like bullets.

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We Never Forget . . . vsp.virginia.gov/about-us/woods…

A profound exchange was captured in the notes of Maryland delegate Dr. James McHenry at the conclusion of the Constitutional Convention in 1787. As Benjamin Franklin was leaving Independence Hall, a Mrs. Powel from Philadelphia called out, “Well, Doctor, what have we got—a Republic or a Monarchy?” Without pause, he answered, “A Republic, if you can keep it.” • In honor of Constitution Day, I encourage everyone to take the time to read this founding document written to “secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity…” Study it. Take a moment to discuss it with your children and think about what it represents and guarantees. Reflect on the sacrifices made by those who, from the inception of this country up to the present day, fought to give us the options and opportunities we enjoy as citizens of the United States. As I wrote in the preface to THE TERMINAL LIST: “We are citizens, not subjects, and we must stay ever vigilant that we remain so.” • Never take our freedoms for granted. Before giving up what so many died to establish and defend, it is imperative we study our history. For longer than the length of a Tweet or a two-minute sound bite on cable news, we need to consider the consequences of placing more dependence on government. Future generations deserve our best efforts to preserve the freedoms so many fought and died for. Think for yourself. Think logically. Remember that the government serves us, not the other way around. Beware of continuing to give power to our employees. We have been handed a sacred trust by those who pledged their lives to the idea of freedom, the idea that was, and is, America. Honor their sacrifice by putting the requisite thought into decisions that will directly impact future generations. • At my military retirement ceremony in 2016, I gave each of my children a set of gifts, symbolic of what it means to be a self-reliant citizen of a free nation: a Bible and a compass to help guide them, The Constitution of the United States as a reminder of our natural rights and freedoms, and a Tomahawk representing the means and will to defend them.