Our generation now has visually formed its preferences, from the Internet to modern communication facilities and even man's preparation for the conquest of the planet Mars, yet individually we have developed into flag addicts. Why? Because we can't seem to live without it; look around us, enter private buildings and residences, or houses of worship, I'm sure any of the custom flags can be seen at strategic places.

We are sure to get the daily dose of flag mania in our midst. When a child is born, aside from chocolates and cigar passed around by the father, the hospital room will be decorated with balloons and flags. As the child enters into baptism he/she will be exposed to praise flags in churches and probably banners during receptions. In all phases of a child's life, flags will be a dominant feature.

In high school and college, flags will again dot the campuses particularly during special days - school foundation day, during sports fests, senior balls and graduation festivities. The flag is the sole motif that will turn an otherwise drab festivity into a more vibrant and fun-filled celebration.

What the child grew with, he/she will bring until maturity. When a company opens up a business, a lot of these custom flags will be used to promote since they have become an important form of advertisement. It could be attached to street poles, or mounted on vacant walls, or high up in the roof, whatever is most appropriate we commit to further our own interests.