Everyone tells me that I should slow down and take care of myself. Every time I slow down, I think of you, and it kills me. This was lifted from a site I found that invites letters to the dead. It's actually interesting and I suspect that the blog creator is collecting material for a book.... When I told my grandmother that I was reading her husband's memoirs, she mentioned that some of what he had written really hurt her. After reading an article that HST wrote in '69 on test pilots, … [Read more...] about Learn to Wait
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Kaneohe Spring 1948
Three Beautiful Things: No curfews or checkpoints Redbuds and Lilacs Lunch with an old friend Had a little time to review my grandfather's memoirs this weekend, and so grateful for this gift. A couple of family members are packing their bags for Hawaii and we were reminded of the Aulick experience before Hawaii was granted statehood. Let's just say...it was pretty native and not safe to leave your women unprotected. "In the spring of 1948, we were assigned as primary air escorts for a … [Read more...] about Kaneohe Spring 1948