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saragoodtimes · F
when I was little the Vets would sell paper poppies on Memorial Day at the parade. My Grandpa always had one pinned to the visor in his car

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@saragoodtimes yup...they still do
saragoodtimes · F
@SW-User not around here anymore. a lost tradition

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@saragoodtimes oh really? That sucks.. 😕
saragoodtimes · F
@SW-User times change
Normanwestie · 61-69, M
@SW-User It should be compulsory to sell them & it keeps the message of what remembrance day is about

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@Normanwestie they still sell them here...I hope that doesn't change
@saragoodtimes I get one every year and I attach them to my refrigerator. Got a gaggle of them on the refrigerator door! As long as there are Veterans alive, and there will be for years to come, the poppy will be adorned on a lapel or elsewhere.
saragoodtimes · F
@soar2newhighs my Dad still has the service flag My Great Grandma flew in her window while my Grandpa served in WWII
@saragoodtimes I many American households and families these "patriotic" traditions remain, and hopefully will. My dad was a medic in WW2.