Never forget. Always honor.
I hope all of you have a wonderful weekend, but I also hope you remember why this holiday exists. The word “holiday” comes from “holy day,” and the remembrance of this day and its purpose should be sacred. It was originally known as Decoration Day after the end of the Civil War, and it was designated Memorial Day in the 20th Century.
This day is intended to honor, give thanks, and remember those who have sacrificed their lives for The United States of America. Please honor the fallen and the wounded on this day. I realize the day was meant originally for the dead, but I extend my wishes and thanks to the wounded also. Regardless of political beliefs or stands on a war, these are the men and women who fought to keep us safe, and they deserve our remembrance.
They deserve our thanks and our…
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Such a terrible thing – war. There has to be a better way.
I know.
Jennie, thank you so much.
You are welcome, Charles!
Happy memorial day. We must honor all. We in the dont have a memorial day, but we do honor all those who lost their lives in the war for our freedom today
That’s a wonderful thing. I’m glad you do that, too.
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My dad and uncles served in the military. So grateful for their service.
Wonderful!
We don’t have that day here, Jennie, but I respect how important it is to you all in America.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thank you, Pete.
I agree Jennie, Honour and Respect ALL Life and Nature..
Sending love and Blessings your way… ❤
Exactly! Thank you, Sue. Best to you. ❤️
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That image says so much. Thanks for sharing, Jennie. ❤
You’re welcome, Diana!