He's a rigger, rower, swimmer, sailor, undertaker, And he's good at every one of 'em the same, And he risks his life for others in the quicksands and the breakers. And a thousand wives and mothers bless his name. He's an angel dressed in oilskins, he's a saint in a "sou'wester, "He's as plucky as they make, or ever can. He's a hero born and bred, but it hasn't swelled his head, And he's jest the U.S. Government's hired man. -----Author Unknown. The motto that surfmen of the USLSS lived by was - "You have to go out, You don't have to come back" We at D&D are comitted to producing our fine line of military style dinnerware as a tribute to this great historical organization.
I stayed home and watched the inauguration speech yesterday. I felt like I needed to see it live. What an unusual thing! I usually watch everything after the fact, so that I can speed through commercials and other unwanted drivel. Yet here was a moment I wanted to share with the world at the same time as the world. It was great! What a fantastic acceptance speech. What a bright future - If we all can just hold on and have faith. I want it to be true and maybe that's what you would call blissful naivety. The fact that I do not understand exactly how our new government will save us, gives me hope that they can. Our current national debt. is 10,632,836,925,874.55 There is estimated to be about 307,507,769 Americans. This means that we each owe about 34,803.82 Well, money is kind of tight for me right now - I'd like to help. This blog entry is my effort. This letter is written to any person out there who is ready to pay their part and has an additional surplus. If you wouldn't mind paying 69,607.64 to cover my end as well as your own, I would really appreciate it. Thank You in advance, Tony
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