I hate to be the one who clouds the sunshine (notional and/or actual) of a three-day holiday weekend but why not just consider it as part of the service. We're so used to each of our days rushing past us in a never-ending stream we sometimes forget others, elsewhere, sacrificed theirs so we could do whatever we choose with ours.
Even, and especially, when we choose to do nothing.
Sometimes words are not enough like this time.
Thank you to those who served and sacrificed your lives for ours.
I hope we prove to have been worthy.
-bill kenny
Ramblings of a badly aged Baby Boomer who went from Rebel Without a Cause to Bozo Without a Clue in, seemingly, the same afternoon.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Another Life Lesson
If you have children in school, the end of summer is old news. You long ago knew it was gone as you readied them for this first full week. ...
-
Decades ago, when I was a college-age human, for a number of reasons caused by a variety of substances, I would often sit up all night watch...
-
I've offered what follows previously to honor the birth of our daughter. At the time I called it: The Circle Game Depending on what time...
-
My wife is a mother, mentor, and inspiration to our two children. Today she and countless other mothers are wondering where the vases are fo...
No comments:
Post a Comment