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Saturday, May 28, 2011

The Legacy of My Heros ~ The American Soldier

Celebrating Memorial Day and our heros...in light of where our country stands on freedom, I wonder how many soldiers, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice, ever dreamed that those freedoms would be so abused. Imagine a soldier standing by while one of their countrymen burned the flag they followed into battle or that covered the coffin of a friend who was killed in the field. It's a brave and admirable thing they do to defend our right to freedoms that make a soldier cringe. That is the legacy of the American soldier...to die for our freedom to make choices...even foolish ones.

This post is in response to a story prompt @ Jenny Matlock ~ Saturday Centus

13 comments:

  1. They surely deserve our appreciation and respect. Thanks.

    =)

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  2. I agree with you wholeheartedly. Wonder job.

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  3. This is a very timely and meaningful post. When we ever learn???

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  4. Well they have my respect and appreciation! Some people to realize what it took to get what they have. They also don't appreciate it until it's gone.Loved this!~Ames

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  5. Some make very foolish choices indeed. Happy Memorial Day:@)

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  6. Excellent job and so true, and still the military member stands watch, goes into battle and gives their lives for us...humbling and amazing love of freedom, country and fellow countrymen !

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  7. Thanks for stopping by to read my thoughts. Your comments of appreciation mean a lot to me.
    God Bless the USA.

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  8. These well worded thoughts are shared by so many. Thanks for the reminder.

    Namaste..........cj

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  9. Ok...so it took me until now to realize that my Title for this thought was "misworded"...make more sense now?

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  10. Wow. This was wonderfully thought provoking. I liked the totally different direction you went with this prompt!

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  11. @JennyThanks, Jenny! Went back to my post to link to your original and realized that I forgot to connect back. Remedied that! :)

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