November 9, 2023November 8, 2023joynealkidney Our Veterans: Gratefulness for Their Service Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)MoreClick to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...
Thank you, Joy. Beautiful and honest. Especially this: “The soul of America, stooped, tattooed, hands gnarled, burdens of memories to protect us.” 💕 Loading... Reply
Thank you, Victoria. I also enjoy watching how they keep an eye out for fellow veterans, like family or even church. Loading... Reply
Your last line says it all…’thankful for their selflessness’. Thank you for sharing your beautiful poem! Loading... Reply
Today, I salute all veterans. But, must point out….November 10, 1775, Tun Tavern, Philadelphia, PA. The United States Marine Corps was founded, shortly after the U. S. Navy. Happy 248th Birthday, Marines! Loading... Reply
You have honored our veterans with powerful words of gratitude and recognition. Thanks, Joy! Loading... Reply
Thank you, Nancy. I’ve watched American Legion members “in action.” I’m very impressed–all ages of them. Loading... Reply
Beautiful, Joy. Such sacrifices so many have made for this troubled but magnificent country of ours. Loading... Reply
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May the country never take their sacrifices for granted.
Amen
Thank you, Joy. Beautiful and honest. Especially this: “The soul of America, stooped, tattooed, hands gnarled, burdens of memories to protect us.”
💕
Thank you, Victoria. I also enjoy watching how they keep an eye out for fellow veterans, like family or even church.
Yes, yes. ❤️❤️❤️
Beautifully said, Joy!
Well said.
Your last line says it all…’thankful for their selflessness’. Thank you for sharing your beautiful poem!
Bless you, Linda.
Today, I salute all veterans. But, must point out….November 10, 1775, Tun Tavern, Philadelphia, PA. The United States Marine Corps was founded, shortly after the U. S. Navy. Happy 248th Birthday, Marines!
Merrill Goff was a Marine!
You have honored our veterans with powerful words of gratitude and recognition. Thanks, Joy!
Thank you, Nancy. I’ve watched American Legion members “in action.” I’m very impressed–all ages of them.
Beautiful, Joy. Such sacrifices so many have made for this troubled but magnificent country of ours.
Thank you, Luanne.
You are welcome.