Wishing you the same Holiday ♥♥♥Everyone, have a happy, safe, wonderful Memorial Weekend!
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Wishing you the same Holiday ♥♥♥Everyone, have a happy, safe, wonderful Memorial Weekend!
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lol Well I am sure you can manage bothYes! I plan to grill & smoke out by the pool all weekend!
Of course, that usually means Nancy wants me to cut the grass & trim the shrubs. LOL
You too! Enjoy the weekend. Yes it certainly is flying by!Happy Memorial Day weekend, you all!!Have a lovely one! The year is certainly flying by, isn't it?
Thanks Crown! I'll try to carry the torch through Memorial Day!Good Morning, Weekend Starters.
And yes, another weekend has indeed begun.
But what is about to end?
Our 200's level Christmas Day count number sequence, that's what!
Days to the Season: 170
Days to Christmas Day: 212
And in just TWELVE more days, the 200's will be behind us and BOTH of our counts will begin with a "1". So close now to SINGLE DIGITS.
(Then, won't things start to move faster!)
A wonderful dry, sunny day was experienced here yesterday, with moderate temps, low humidity and light winds.
A truly great late May day!
This morning has dawned bright and sunny as well at 64 degrees here in the capital city, and it looks like we will have good weather for our trip to the coast, on which we are just about to embark.
Well, Edge has the bridge while I am on assignment to the east. I will see you here Tuesday morning!
In the meantime, have a Sensational Saturday, a Wildly Wondrous Weekend, and a Magnificent Memorial Day, Everybody!
Have a good weekend Crown!Good Morning, Weekend Starters.
And yes, another weekend has indeed begun.
But what is about to end?
Our 200's level Christmas Day count number sequence, that's what!
Days to the Season: 170
Days to Christmas Day: 212
And in just TWELVE more days, the 200's will be behind us and BOTH of our counts will begin with a "1". So close now to SINGLE DIGITS.
(Then, won't things start to move faster!)
A wonderful dry, sunny day was experienced here yesterday, with moderate temps, low humidity and light winds.
A truly great late May day!
This morning has dawned bright and sunny as well at 64 degrees here in the capital city, and it looks like we will have good weather for our trip to the coast, on which we are just about to embark.
Well, Edge has the bridge while I am on assignment to the east. I will see you here Tuesday morning!
In the meantime, have a Sensational Saturday, a Wildly Wondrous Weekend, and a Magnificent Memorial Day, Everybody!
Hello everyone. I'm at Hobby Lobby. Look what they're putting out...
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Morning SnowflakeMom. It's nice to relax now and then. Praying your daughter has a speedy recovery and a great recital.Happy Saturday All...my daughter had a softball game this morning and her dance recital tonight. So we are just relaxing now since she is still not 100%..still coughing a lot. Hope you all have a great day!
I've heard many stories about those who served in a war who would refuse to talk about their experience at all to friends and family ... the things they witnessed and experienced were too painful to revisit at all. God bless those who have to live with memories of that sort the rest of their lives. It surely must alter one's life to witness, repeatedly in combat, man's most naked inhumanity to man, while trying to keep his or her own spark of humanity alive.Gooooooooooood morning!
A three day weekend, but one with high cost. To those of you who had family members serve...bless you. I had two family members serve in WWII. My grandfather was a navigator on the flying fortresses and my Uncle Reed was a fighter pilot. Both of them were decorated....my grandfather would tell me stories when I was little about the airplanes...how loud they were and how they would shake...but would never talk about dropping bombs. I remember my Dad would get on to me when I would ask. But what is an 8 year old boy supposed to do? After he passed, I asked my Dad stories about my grandfather and WWII....but my Dad never knew of any. He said it brought my grandfather great sadness knowing what happened when those bombs landed.
I always try to keep in mind those who serve...that they all have a part of them that dies when they go to battle...for many of them feel like they have lost innocence.
If you served, thank you.
Hello everyone. I'm at Hobby Lobby. Look what they're putting out...
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Gooooooooooood morning!
A three day weekend, but one with high cost. To those of you who had family members serve...bless you. I had two family members serve in WWII. My grandfather was a navigator on the flying fortresses and my Uncle Reed was a fighter pilot. Both of them were decorated....my grandfather would tell me stories when I was little about the airplanes...how loud they were and how they would shake...but would never talk about dropping bombs. I remember my Dad would get on to me when I would ask. But what is an 8 year old boy supposed to do? After he passed, I asked my Dad stories about my grandfather and WWII....but my Dad never knew of any. He said it brought my grandfather great sadness knowing what happened when those bombs landed.
I always try to keep in mind those who serve...that they all have a part of them that dies when they go to battle...for many of them feel like they have lost innocence.
If you served, thank you.
I have to say again ... I just can't imagine having to live with such memories. It's one reason I have a great admiration for those who serve in the armed forces or as first responders anywhere: they are willing to endure anything to get the job done. God bless our veterans.I'm told my grandpa was the same way about his time in Korea.
Along the same lines, the ranger of the boy scout camp I worked at when I was younger was on one of the first FEMA search and rescue teams to arrive at ground zero. He spent almost a month there and says its something he'll never talk about.
Happy Memorial Day Coach!! Dont feel bad because he didnt speak of things in detail, I have people all the time ask me stuff and I rarely ever talk about anything. I will tell everybody now that most people would rather be comfortable not knowing what a war is like, because most think its just a simple slap on the hand. Most people dont talk much because it basically reminds you of what you are capable of doing, you go from the kid on the corner to something you never dreamed you would do. Sometimes by not speaking of it you will rationalize it as if "I never did that". By my 2nd deployment I honestly thought they were going to let us win, I had set my mind to the fact that if we won my kids and everyone elses would never have to come back to Iraq or Afghanistan. On my 4th deployment I knew better..lol. Now I know why my Grandpa fought so hard to keep me out of the service. I just hope my boys dont follow in my steps so they can lead a normal life.Gooooooooooood morning!
A three day weekend, but one with high cost. To those of you who had family members serve...bless you. I had two family members serve in WWII. My grandfather was a navigator on the flying fortresses and my Uncle Reed was a fighter pilot. Both of them were decorated....my grandfather would tell me stories when I was little about the airplanes...how loud they were and how they would shake...but would never talk about dropping bombs. I remember my Dad would get on to me when I would ask. But what is an 8 year old boy supposed to do? After he passed, I asked my Dad stories about my grandfather and WWII....but my Dad never knew of any. He said it brought my grandfather great sadness knowing what happened when those bombs landed.
I always try to keep in mind those who serve...that they all have a part of them that dies when they go to battle...for many of them feel like they have lost innocence.
If you served, thank you.
Have a great trip East, Happy Memorial Day!Good Morning, Weekend Starters.
And yes, another weekend has indeed begun.
But what is about to end?
Our 200's level Christmas Day count number sequence, that's what!
Days to the Season: 170
Days to Christmas Day: 212
And in just TWELVE more days, the 200's will be behind us and BOTH of our counts will begin with a "1". So close now to SINGLE DIGITS.
(Then, won't things start to move faster!)
A wonderful dry, sunny day was experienced here yesterday, with moderate temps, low humidity and light winds.
A truly great late May day!
This morning has dawned bright and sunny as well at 64 degrees here in the capital city, and it looks like we will have good weather for our trip to the coast, on which we are just about to embark.
Well, Edge has the bridge while I am on assignment to the east. I will see you here Tuesday morning!
In the meantime, have a Sensational Saturday, a Wildly Wondrous Weekend, and a Magnificent Memorial Day, Everybody!