Something to think about

At the recent Veteran’s Day parade, something that made sense immediately was given to me. I didn’t have to stop and think a lot about it.

When a flag is retired it is done so with dignity and solemnity. Some have seen the retirement with the local American Legion or the Boy Scouts performing this ceremony.

I was presented with two of these. If you have served this nation you will know how the phrase “You are not forgotten” resonates. If you have not served, talk with a Veteran in your neighborhood or your town. Sometimes it is simply recognizing someone. Listening to them and inviting them to share helps a Veteran know that they are not forgotten.

Author: dpeter19

Realizing that each day is a singular event or part of the connections from birth to death. How do we connect with each other? How do we connect to our past, both individual and collective? And the sharing of our stories - the connective fiber - brings us to a closer connection. These are my stories. They connect my days. View all posts by dpeter19