Living with Chase
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You know you're living with Chase when...
June 6th is celebrated with all the fanfare of a national holiday.
And in spite of yourself, you know exactly what Operation Overlord is referring to.
You know you're living with Chase when you spend your Sunday morning listening to facts about the D-Day invasion, with him not sparing any of the gory details.
No matter that you're eating breakfast.
You know you're living withOpa's Mini-Me Chase when a first-edition book by Bill Mauldin shows up on your doorstep from the Opa. And is immediately devoured by a blue-eyed boy who treasures it with a reverence not usually seen in kids his age. Especially when it comes to things like old books.
You know you're living with Chase when you areencouraged forced to make a flag cake in honor of the fallen heroes.
And you are told that it must have no more than 13 stripes and no less than 50 stars. "Because anything other than that would be an insult to our country, Mom."
You know you're living with Chase when the phone rings early Sunday morning and it's Opa calling to wish your son a happy D-Day. A call which leaves him beaming from ear to ear, proud and thrilled to know that someone out there feels the exact same way that he does.
And, finally, you know you're living with Chase when you realize six months ahead of time that the next important holiday in his world will roll around on December 7th.
So you'd better get working on your stars. We can't have crooked stars on the flag.
Even if it's only a cake.
June 6th is celebrated with all the fanfare of a national holiday.
And in spite of yourself, you know exactly what Operation Overlord is referring to.
You know you're living with Chase when you spend your Sunday morning listening to facts about the D-Day invasion, with him not sparing any of the gory details.
No matter that you're eating breakfast.
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And you are told that it must have no more than 13 stripes and no less than 50 stars. "Because anything other than that would be an insult to our country, Mom."
You know you're living with Chase when the phone rings early Sunday morning and it's Opa calling to wish your son a happy D-Day. A call which leaves him beaming from ear to ear, proud and thrilled to know that someone out there feels the exact same way that he does.
And, finally, you know you're living with Chase when you realize six months ahead of time that the next important holiday in his world will roll around on December 7th.
So you'd better get working on your stars. We can't have crooked stars on the flag.
Even if it's only a cake.
