Teach the young

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Posted 6/4/2009 2:29:22 PM

Reading the Alamo Monument inscription to my grand-daughter. San Antonio, Texas

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9 comments on “Teach the young”

Fiddlepiper Says:
Monday, June 8, 2009 @11:07:17 AM

What a cool photo, and later in life she will remember this! Gee, traveling from Maine to San Antoine is a momentous occasion! Oh, she's a cutey too! Is she wanting to learn music from you?

mudbug Says:
Tuesday, June 9, 2009 @2:58:12 PM

Thanks Terri. I lived in Austin for 2 years and recently moved back to Maine. My daughter (her mom) plays piano and sings wonderfully so maybe it's in her DNA to play something. Dig the pink cowboy hat!

deckda Says:
Tuesday, June 9, 2009 @9:37:25 PM

this photo and your avatar are like bookends

mudbug Says:
Tuesday, June 16, 2009 @3:20:10 AM

You're right Deckda, and with the books, of years lived, in between.

jamieholmes Says:
Thursday, June 25, 2009 @5:47:08 AM

But I don't see the shotty and the cabbage is aten I guess? ;D

Fiddlers Daddy Says:
Saturday, November 28, 2009 @2:33:18 PM

Hi Steve

I'm first generation Scots / Irish, and was amazed on my first visit to the Alamo (1983) how many Scots and Irish died there. Very moving. Took my wife of four years (and son of 17th months) to the Alamo in 1992, and then we visited as a family in 2002. By that time, we had two, and both kids had grown enough to appreciate what it stood for. No matter where you are, heritage matters. We live in a part of Scotland where many of our Presbyterian forefathers gave their lives for the sake of religious freedom in the 17th Century. I honour them for their courage, as I do all true patriots.

mudbug Says:
Saturday, November 28, 2009 @7:04:15 PM

Amen, Kenneth!

Arkansas Traveler Says:
Sunday, November 29, 2009 @1:56:53 AM

You can' t beat goin' around with your kin folk, to places of interest.
As they 'll be old enough to remember this in later life...
And of the good times being out as a family...
And the history lessons...
'appy pickin'

mudbug Says:
Sunday, November 29, 2009 @4:02:20 AM

Thanks, AT, 'appy pickin' to you!

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