



This past Monday, Memorial Day, I spent some time reading Ambers blog and saw this photo of a soldier

Can you imagine if I lived in another country? Just last week, I was angry with Tony, and called him a nasty name. (Don't worry my friends, I won't reveal what it was)Not too classy I know,and something I am working on(I know, I know, I have alot I am working on, but hey-I AM working on it!)Anyhow what if I lived somewhere like the middle east? I think with my temper, and my mouth I probably would be stoned to death before the sun set on my first night there. I live in a country where I can exercise my free agency. The good, the bad and the ugly. I am blessed to live in a country that is free, and I owe it to the ones that have sacrificed of themselves to give that right to me! For that I am truly grateful!
So this is for all the soldiers past and present and their families who support them~
THANK YOU~THANK YOU~THANK YOU!!!!

8 comments:
What a beautiful tribute to the soldiers! We all need a daily reminder on how blessed we are!
Thank you for remembering the soldiers of the past as well as the present. My Grandfather was killed in the Korean War. I know that his death affected my mother and her family forever. I massaged a man last week, who had also fought in the Korean War. My Grandfather and him were both from Germany. This man, who was not even a citizen at the time, was drafted and told he would be serving a counrty that was not even his own yet. He became a citizen during the war. Our service men need to be remembered. Thank you again.
I LOVE this photo and I am glad it had an impact on you as well. I found it a couple of years ago when I was doing a search for Memorial Day and keep it handy whenever I need a reminder of what it is all about ....
I heard a vet on the radio on Memorial Day. He said they (the Veterans) want us to go out and have a good time that weekend -- just remember them the rest of the year. Thanks for your tribute!
Freedom is such a wonderful blessing!
Wow, I have chills. Thank you for reminding me of this great blessing.
Amen! I too feel very blessed to have been born in this country. I'm also very grateful for the military families.... I've had a few brothers and a sister serve. great post!
i too am so grateful for their service and our freedom because of it...this is a great post....
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