not so much to be loved but to love those who have lost.
For it is in their giving that we receive; And in dying they are given to eternal life...
Hi Michael:
Wonderful photo and tribute!
We need to remember this everyday...
Wonderful picture and a good reminder to remember those that have given their lives for our freedom.
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Michael,
This is a very thought provoking post and one that we should be remembering this weekend and everyday of the year.
What a great reminder of why we are all here today.The men and women that have laid there life on the line so that we can live so freely! I am so thankful!
Michael,..... You choose a great picture to capture the essence of this day. May freedom reign because of their great sacrifice!
Amen, Jess
Fernando, Thanks...
Toula, It is a day of remebering...
Roy, I'm following you...
Don, This holiday stirs up a lot of buried emotions for me...
Susie, rain here this morning...
Laura, I have met several here in the Rain...
Laura, Richard, Jess and Jen, I thought that the picture was fitting for the day. Thanks for stopping by...
Wow.
What an incredible picture. If ever there is a way for us to understand what others have done for us in the name of our freedom, it is pictures like this.
God bless all of them and their families.
Love the messgae, and love the way the crosses drift into the fog... as though they go on forever. Which unfortunately they do.
Michael - Wonderful photograph and it is quite sad seeing all these crosses.
Vegas Bob
Michael, I hear what you say as I sit here on a Sunday evening enjoying a cold beer along with my freedom, I am reminded of a loved one that I lost 10 years ago. I buried him in Arlington National Cemetery and I am proud to be the wife of a military man that served his country with pride. I am and will always be eternally grateful for all of our hero's that stand strong for the American way of life.
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