I live in a big cabin at the beach on Beautiful Raft Island USA with my Hubby, Sweet daughter and three Orange Tabby cats. (Bevis & Brutus and Baby Scooby.)
I am still madly in love with the neighbor boy who used to steal parts off my bike and who once spray painted my brand new Nike's Silver.
He then stole my Heart and my Virginity. Okay, Okay,..I gave those to him because they were his to have. We have been married for 26 years.
It's no secret that I am married to the Grinch. No, Really I am! lol Needless to say that life is very interesting. I Love My Life =O)
Yo Shannon! I thought u had gone, I haven't seen u about at all! So glad ur back! Thank u 4 popping in & 4 voting 4 me, hope u have a Sun tastic day! Big Hugs, Luv PF XXX
Hope you and the family are having a terrific summer weekend. It has been good here, but really really hot this week, it will actually be a relief to see the rain today :-)
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With the birth of an NFL franchise in 1976, Seattle fans were no longer
starved for their own professional football team. As the Seahawks strengthened their young franchise, their loud,
sold out crowds became known as the 12th MAN ®.
Seattle fans had such an impact on the success of the team in the
1980’s that Seahawks President Mike McCormack retired the number
12 on December 15, 1984.
Throughout the 1980’s Seattle’s fans became known
as the loudest in the NFL,
so much so that the league instituted a noise rule in 1985.
Despite the rule, the 12th MAN continued the tradition,
giving the Seahawks a home field advantage to this day.
A Tradition Continues
In 2003, the 12th MAN was honored once again, this time with a flag.
The tradition of the 12th MAN flag began October 12, 2003, when 12
original season ticket holders hoisted the flag prior to kickoff.
Now, at every home game just before kickoff,
the flag is raised in honor of the 12th MAN.
From former Seahawks greats,
to local celebrities and sports personalties,
Being called upon to raise the flag has become
an honor within itself.
The flag has become a symbol Seahawks supporters
all over the Northwest, raising the spirit
of the 12th MAN.
12th Man Makes a Difference
In 2005, the 12th MAN made a difference in helping the Seahawks win their first-ever NFC Championship. The Seahawks were undefeated at Qwest Field and set a single-season attendance record.
On November 27th, the Seahawks defeated the New York Giants in a dramatic overtime win.
The 12th MAN’s vocal support helped contribute to the victory by causing 11 false start penalties and three missed field goals.
Coach Mike Holmgren dedicated the game ball to the 12th MAN the following day. The ball, now known as the 12th MAN Ball, resides in the Club Wells Fargo.
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