I feel VERY deficient in this area but, with only a handful of relations long since out of the service and only one or two of my friends having served in any capacity, I have have less than average experience with our country's awesome armed forces.
In spite of that, I am determined to install a sense of thankfulness and pride in the Vikings for all our military families do for us as citizens. And, what is a better example of Christ's love for us than a military force who is willing to lay down their lives to keep us free.
So, the Vikings, my in-laws, and I made sure we got to our small town's downtown on Friday for our Memorial Day parade.
Just as this car went by, I nudged Flicka to say that those solider had bee working to keep us safe. Flicka then yelled "thank you!"
What else could we say?
I just hope it is enough.
For more Pass The Torch Tuesdays, stop by Kelly's site.
In spite of that, I am determined to install a sense of thankfulness and pride in the Vikings for all our military families do for us as citizens. And, what is a better example of Christ's love for us than a military force who is willing to lay down their lives to keep us free.
So, the Vikings, my in-laws, and I made sure we got to our small town's downtown on Friday for our Memorial Day parade.
Just as this car went by, I nudged Flicka to say that those solider had bee working to keep us safe. Flicka then yelled "thank you!"
What else could we say?
I just hope it is enough.
For more Pass The Torch Tuesdays, stop by Kelly's site.
2 comments:
You can go here,
http://www.americasupportsyou.mil/americasupportsyou/index.aspx
to get ideas for the vikings and let them really make a difference.
I find this difficult too - I think you did a great job. We just came back from Washington DC and were at Arlington Cemetery on Memorial Day weekend. It's such a thoughtful place, and our kids asked a lot of questions. I think the best thing I can do is to provide an opportunity for them to stretch their minds a bit, and then answer their questions the best way I know how.
Way to pass the torch!
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