82,000 Reasons to Remember
82,000 Reasons to Remember…
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I’ve not had much time to chronicle what I’ve done this summer (Summer began for me in April) … so watch this space for a rather comprehensive view of what I did do… In the meantime, explore the site and read some of the older posts…
“One day at a time,
This is enough.
Do not look back and grieve over the past.
For it is gone. . .
And do not be troubled about the future.
For it has not yet come.
Live in the present, and make it so beautiful.
That it will be worth remembering.”
- Anon
Horse Soldiers: The Extraordinary Story of a Band of US Soldiers Who Rode to Victory in Afghanistan by Doug Stanton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I couldn’t put this book down, the author presents a great understanding of “Why we fight now…” and how the US Army Special Forces is so great at what they do.
Thank you to all who gave the ultimate sacrifice and those who continue to give all they do.
This book is a MUST READ!
‘Tis a shame that Amb Bremmer, didn’t let them do their job in Iraq. We’d be out of there long ago.
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A Moon-flooded prairie; a straying
Of light-hearted lovers; a baying
Of far-away watch-dogs; a dreaming
Of brown-fisted farmers; a gleaming
Of fire-flies eddying nigh,—
And that is July!
–James N. Matthews (1852–1910)
“I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.” —Thomas Jefferson
It’s 21 JUN – the Summer Solstice, the most daylight today - more importantly it’s time to celebrate. This year the US Army Signal Corps celebrates its Sesquicentennial: A hundred and fifty years has passed since Congress had authorized the addition of a signal officer to the Army Staff on 21 June 1860.
Thank you Mrs. Sonora Smart Dodd!
The Battle of Waterloo, which occurred on June 18, 1815, has given its name to the very notion of final defeat.
It ended Napoleon Bonaparte’s harassement of the European continent.