Welcoming Daddy Home From Iraq

RE: Welcoming Daddy Home From Iraq By jodi (Guest Post) This picture is "priceless" God Bless Our Troops! Does anyone else besides myself wonder what happen to it seem like everyone had a flag on their car / truck or a sticker on them? Isn't it a shame that seems to be in the past an not going on now. Believe me it is an always will be at our house. I feel like we ALL need to start doing this again. Posted on 06/05/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Welcoming Daddy Home From Iraq By Mary Wilson (Guest Post) Absolutely precious. Waving her flag with pride. You go, little one. You are making your daddy and all of us proud. Posted on 06/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Welcoming Daddy Home From Iraq By sally m. (Guest Post) What a cutie. I am very happy that your family will be reunited again. God Bless and take care. Please thank a veteran. Posted on 06/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Welcoming Daddy Home From Iraq By JC (Guest Post) Your granddaughter is beautiful. You all must be so proud! I was 3 when my Dad came back from WWII - living with my mom and grandparents. I can remember that day like it was last year, with all the excitement in the house. I was going to see my Daddy at the train station. He had never seen me, and of course, I was not sure what a Daddy was! I"m 64 now and I can "see" him getting off the train... I think my first memory. Blessings to your family. Posted on 06/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Welcoming Daddy Home From Iraq By malinda (44) Profile Contact She is what this is all about, keeping her freedoms. What a cutie. We sure do need to give out troops our support. We all need to wave our flags. Posted on 06/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Welcoming Daddy Home From Iraq By kaycee2001 (1) Contact She is absolutely beautiful. And I'm so happy her father came home safe. It made me think back to the day my brother came home from Viet Nam. I was a little older (11), but 37 years later it is still one of the 5 days in my entire life that I remember every moment of the day. From the pre-dawn wake up trip to O'Hare Airport, to when he kissed me good night. Thank you very much. It brought back a very warm memory. Posted on 06/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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