I was 14 years old. My older brother said to me: “The Japs bombed Pearl Harbor,” To which I replied “Where’s Pearl Harbor?” We heard all about it on the radio. There was no TV then. I remember the family gathering around the radio to hear President Roosevelt deliver his famous “A day that will live in infamy” speech. My brother later joined the Marines and served mostly aboard ship in the Pacific. He came home safely after the war.
About a week or so later we could see films about it on news reels at the local movie houses.
I was only 4 1/2 at the time in San Francisco. But I remember that my dad was an air raid warden. One night, a sub or two was spotted off our coast. We went to the next door neighbors’ apartment. They had a floor lamp that had a lit bottom and they put heavy papers around it to soften the light. Windows had black shades. It was a long night.
Templo S.U.D. over 6 years ago
Flo would be glad this lass left.
Bob. over 6 years ago
What’s a girl like you doing in a nice place like this?
William Pursell over 6 years ago
Oye what with Andy bein’ in there,I expected her answer to be “Slumming”?
keltii over 6 years ago
her um “assets” lead the way, then tuck in, in the last panel.
formathe over 6 years ago
Someone has a breast fetish.
cuzinron47 over 6 years ago
‘Leaving’ would have been a good answer too.
Fan o’ Lio. over 6 years ago
Today is Pearl Harbor Day.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/12/06/opinions/remembering-pearl-harbor-lauder/index.html
I was 14 years old. My older brother said to me: “The Japs bombed Pearl Harbor,” To which I replied “Where’s Pearl Harbor?” We heard all about it on the radio. There was no TV then. I remember the family gathering around the radio to hear President Roosevelt deliver his famous “A day that will live in infamy” speech. My brother later joined the Marines and served mostly aboard ship in the Pacific. He came home safely after the war.
About a week or so later we could see films about it on news reels at the local movie houses.
(I originally posted this one year ago)
rekam Premium Member over 6 years ago
I was only 4 1/2 at the time in San Francisco. But I remember that my dad was an air raid warden. One night, a sub or two was spotted off our coast. We went to the next door neighbors’ apartment. They had a floor lamp that had a lit bottom and they put heavy papers around it to soften the light. Windows had black shades. It was a long night.
pcolli over 6 years ago
She knows that Andy has no money and is off to earn her living at another pub.
tad1 over 6 years ago
Smart lady.