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On Veterans Day
photo credit today goes to my talented friend Crystal of Crystal Clear Photography
One thousand flags stand proudly on our town common right now in honor of Veterans Day. These flags represent love and honor, sadness and grief, valor and bravery and other ideals. But they also represent people. Soldiers who left home, some who did not return, and some who did return as veterans.
Today we honor those veterans and I think this quote from Abraham Lincoln appropriately says why we should:
Honor to the soldier and sailor everywhere, who bravely bears his country’s cause. Honor, also, to the citizen who cares for his brother in the field and serves, as he best can, the same cause.
Let us be the citizens who care for our brothers (and sisters) by honoring and thanking them, not just on Veterans Day, but on every day.
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That’s just beautiful, Carole. The sentiment AND the flag display. XO
I love that your town displays the flags like this…so beautiful!
It brings tears to my eyes, for many reasons. Thanks for sharing, Carole.
That is an excellent sentiment.
What a wonderful tribute, Carole. We really don’t do enough for our veterans, and I am hoping that will get better as time goes on. They serve their nation and their fellow citizens, and what could be more valuable than that?
Thank-you Carole. xo
Beautifully said!
Thank you, Carole!
What a great post! Thank you. The quote by Lincoln is new to me and worth remembering.
Yes, a wonderful reminder.