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First Post!

2/7/2011

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What does the American flag mean to me?

The American flag is amazing.  I see it waving at school, in front of businesses, at baseball games, even in my front yard, always flying in the air so gracefully.  Red, white and blue, 13 stripes, and 50 stars, wow, it is beautiful.

The American flag is also a symbol of what makes America the greatest country on earth.  Many Americans died for our flag so we could have liberty, peace and justice for all.  For this, I am blessed each time I recite the Pledge of Allegiance.

This is what the American flag means to me.  God Bless America!

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Stephanie
2/23/2011 06:20:30 am

I hope your enthusiasm and love for our flag and country continues to grow. Your passion for our country is inspiring. Never stop being who you are!

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Gloria
3/16/2011 10:32:17 am

You are a truly amazing young woman. Your pride in the flag and our country is awesome! I hope your spirit soars to great heights and you reach for all your dreams. Keep up the fantastic work you do at the Legion.

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Susie
3/29/2011 08:26:25 am

I am so glad you think that way! When I say the Pledge of Allgeiance I think of all those men and women back there and how greatful I am!

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samantha
3/29/2011 09:52:58 am

I love what we do to and it is our way of saying thanx

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    Samantha- (4th grade): This is my first year as a Junior.  I have only been a member for a few months.  I came to the Junior Jamboree and joined that day.  I feel I am making more of a difference in people's lives than through any other organization I have been involved in.

    Amy- (11th grade): I have been a Junior Auxiliary member for over 16 years.  I have always been involved in military and community projects as a Junior.  I am able to give so much back to my community through the Juniors program.  I encourage more girls to be involved with us.  We are making a difference in our community. 

    Susie- (4th grade): I just became a member at the Junior Jamboree in October.  I loved the hands on projects we get to be involved in.  We plan our activities and raise money for projects we want to help.  I am learning so much about working together with my  peers.  It's a lot of fun.

    Hannah - (6th grade): This is my third year as a Junior Auxiliary member.  I love being a part of this organization because we are so involved with our military and Veterans.  It is a great place to learn about how great America is and to be able to work on volunteer projects that help make a difference to our community. 

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