Posted by old-9 on May 29, 2017 at 15:51:45 from (67.236.73.187):
In Reply to: Re: Decoration Day posted by Raptor44 on May 29, 2017 at 08:07:50:
Raptor 44,That is a cool post. My older sister talks about going with our Grandmother to decorate the graves. She talks about pumping the water to keep the peony,s looking good. Grandma always speent much time talking to a lot of people doing the same thing. I barely remember going myself. Lilacs also were popular decorations. I wish that I had a start of Grandma's peony's and lilacs. Decoration day is/was a time to decorate the graves of LOVED ONES. Just because a bunch of idiots called "government" changed the name doesn't mean the meaning changed!!!!!!! Just my 2 cents worth. I also have two 48 star flags, one hangs close enough that I can touch it right now. The other will be displayed on my 1941 Ford tractor at the tractor shows. When I ask some people "what is different about the flag?" not very many pick up on the 48 stars. God Bless All joe
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