Neil Alden Armstrong
August 5, 1930-August 25, 2012
I salute a brave pioneer in America's space program, you are a true hero may you rest in peace.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Neil Armstrong
I salute a brave pioneer in America's space program, you are a true hero may you rest in peace.
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You were a pioneer in the American space program and were the first to set foot on the moon. Your bravery and courage cannot be measured. You truly are an American hero!
Have a fantastic Friday and nice mention about Neil Armstrong.
Best wishes Molly
this iz a grate post N tribute gracie; mom says her can still remember when her mom waked her up ta watch de landing...we wunder if hiz boot print is like still ther sinz we iz knot trooly sure what de moon iz made outta...
hope ewe N yur familee haza grate week oh end !
Have never heard about a blue moon , must check it out tonight :)
Sherlock here! I am so happy to be a new member of the TCC!
Can't wait to see the Blue Moon tonight! It will be beauitful :-)
Lots of luv xoxo
The blue moon is gorgeous -- be sure to see it. This won't happen again until 2015, I've read.
Love ~ Grace (and Marilynn)
Um, Gracie? My Gotcha Day is "April 14"
Thanks!
Meowing off,
~Wu-Dong
This was so sad I almost cried when I saw it on the news..
Neil Armstrong will be missed by many. We will always remember him when we look at the moon. It touches us even more on the Space Coast since this is where they launched from.
The Florida Furkids
Glogirly's dad had the privilege of working in NASA's mission control during many of the Apollo missions, including Apollo 11. He was right there watching Mr. Armstrong on the big screen when he took that first step and when they splashed back down to home. Neil Armstrong was a hero to so many boys and girls of the 60's. RIP.
xo, Katie
What a very nice story opf him! There should be a moon in heaven so he can visit it!
Meowing Off,
~Wu-Dong
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