South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

I've got one more final today then a short break. The end is near only 2 more semesters I'll be done in August.

 

Morning y'all!

 

Supposed to be a little snow here, too, but wont be cold enough to stick.

 

"December 7, 1941 - a date which will live in infamy..."

 

I was just sitting here looking at pictures of that day. My grandpa was there. Fought in WWII, Korean war, and vietnam war.

 

Morning All!!

 

My grandfather was a part of D-Day, went all the way to Brest, France before the war ended. I can still hear him telling war stories.

 

Nice! Mine never talked about it really...although I never asked him until he was diagnosed with lung cancer. He sat down that day and told me stories for hours! He died in 2005, i'd give anything to have him tell me some more.

 

I’ll have my associates after spring semester.

 

Morning fellas and lady. the pup got into something or bit by something last night and swole up like a tick. she was still eating and didn't seem sick at all so we just watched it. it looked like she had her wisdom teeth removed haha. poor girl. she seems a little less swole this am.

 

I’m picking up my cap & gown this afternoon. Supposed to walk Saturday. Haven’t decided if I am or not. There’s a turtle rescue I want to go to and it’s only open on Thursday and Saturday. May head over to surf side while I’m out that way.


Now to decide if I want to drive the taco or the RAV4.

 

you helping move or release turtles?

 

Damn, that's a lot of wars. That's B.A. My grandfather picked up two purple hearts at Bastogne with the 101st. He was a modest and humble man. That was a hell of a generation.

 

Same with mine, he never talked about it, I had to pry any info from him toward the end. I lost him in 2006, miss him dearly.

 

I’ve adopted them before. Going to a release is on my bucket list.

 

Damn right man, thats awesome! I have all of my grandpas war medals including a purple heart when he was shot through the arm. Hell of a generation.

 

awesome! ive got a few friends in the turtle programs down here in Charleston. been on a few necropsies, and we catch them and tag them a lot on board our boat. I always like hearing of people outside of my complex volunteering to help these dinosaurs out.

 

Haha

 

Yeah, I have a shadow box that has his medals. I'll snap a pic when I get home, it's nice. I was also presented his flag at his funeral in Calverton National Cemetery in Long Island. A day I'll never forget.

 

These are some real nice camp chuck boxes.

http://mycampkitchen.com/