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cathy

November 11

Friday, November 10, 2006

Remember
War is not a solution.
Nothing to be glorified.
But regardless
We should always
Remember.
Those who did fight.
To ensure we all
Can live a better life.
Click on the red text to hear Terry Kelly's "Pittance of Time"

This entry was posted on Friday, November 10, 2006 at 7:13 PM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

  1. Blogger Devil Mood said:
    7:23 PM  

    It's the Armistice or however you write this, isn't it?
    We don't celebrate that date in Portugal but we should...instead we celebrate a saint (S. Martinho) which means eating roasted chestnuts and red wine ;Pwe are crazy people!

  1. Blogger Cathy said:
    7:50 PM  

    Devil Mood;
    Yes, it is called Remebrance Day here in Canada and everyone wears a red poppy pin; most Canadians take it very seriously, actually.
    I want to hear more about your St. Martinho Day, though!

  1. Blogger Carole Burant said:
    8:14 PM  

    We must indeed never forget the heroes and the families they left behind. xox

  1. Anonymous Anonymous said:
    10:40 PM  

    WE forgot it was veterans day and went up to secretary of state to get the car plates renewed, only to be surprised in finding them closed.

  1. Blogger Trundling Grunt said:
    11:10 PM  

    On many of the war memorials in England is written "Lest We Forget".

    I find that simple thought so moving and yet we continue to forget.

  1. Blogger Berlinbound said:
    1:56 AM  

    As an American iving in Germany, war is never far from one's consciousness, nor is the sacrifice of our fathers.

  1. Blogger Devil Mood said:
    10:20 AM  

    Oh you wear poppies too? I thought it was only in the UK. I don't know much about S. Martinho to be honest: there's usually bonfires and people say "S.Martinho castanhas e vinho" - which is rhyme saying chestnuts and wine. S.Martinho is also connected to Indian Summer, so instead of saying Indian Summer we call it S.Martinho Summer. But it's too hot even for Indian Summer, it's 25ยบ...crazy weather!
    Enjoy your Rememberance Day :)

  1. Blogger Pat Paulk said:
    11:07 AM  

    Yes ma'am!! All the freedoms we enjoy were paid with by many's blood.

  1. Blogger Tea said:
    11:10 AM  

    I agree 100%! From one Canadian to another...I love what you`ve wrote in your profile!

    tea
    xo

  1. Blogger Stephanie said:
    1:51 PM  

    Well said. :)

  1. Blogger Eric said:
    5:15 PM  

    Indeed. We as a people are certainly damned if we forget.

  1. Blogger Don Iannone, D.Div., Ph.D. said:
    5:51 AM  

    Wonderful message, Cathy! This is Don from Cleveland and I found out about your blog from Pat Paulk's blog.

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