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Category Archives: patriotism
Hog heaven
Couponman doesn’t usually take the time to plan his day. He’s retired. He just goes where he wants to go when he wants to go. That is until Veteran’s Day. His itinerary is planned out by a number of freebies in his … Continue reading
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Posted in holidays, humor, patriotism
Tagged navy, veterans
Family and other precious things
Today I was touched as I remembered the 911 tragedy. From the names echoed by loved ones while standing at the stunning memorial at Ground Zero, I understood that this was more than an American tragedy, it was felt worldwide. … Continue reading
Posted in family, patriotism
Tagged 9-11 memorial, gratitude, tragedy
Pitch in
The fourth of July means many things to us — fireworks extravaganzas, flag raisings, neighborhood barbecues, patriotic marches, snow cones, and more. Lend this day to commit to more service, just as those who are serving us in the states … Continue reading
Posted in holidays, patriotism
Tagged 4th of July
Doubly wonderful
I love patriotic songs. I love our flag. I love our country. I admire those who risk their lives for our safety, and grieve for families who lose loved ones in the service of each of us. And I love … Continue reading
Posted in family, holidays, patriotism
Tagged birthdays, grandchildren, Memorial Day
Connecting the dots
“Should I get some bacon?” I asked. “I’m always up for bacon,” he answered. “Did you used to watch Mr. Ed when you were little?” I asked. “What’s that got to do with bacon?” Couponman asked. He didn’t even see … Continue reading
Posted in patriotism
Tagged common sense, holidays
Thanks to our veterans
Thanks to all of you who have served our country and maintained our freedoms to disagree, to travel about freely, and say any ole’ stupid thing we want and live to tell about it. Norman Rockwell said it better in … Continue reading
Posted in humor, patriotism
Tagged blessings, family, freedom
Couldn’t resist
Last night I spent the evening with Robin Hood. You know the guy who robbed from the rich and gave to the poor. Who would have thought that I would have a democrat for a grandchild. Sorry to all my … Continue reading
Posted in humor, patriotism
Tagged costumes, politics, Robin Hood, voting
Let us be grateful
I know what it feels like to send a son in harm’s way in the Middle East to preserve our freedom. I have done that. I cannot comprehend the sorrow of giving up that son for our freedom. In memoriam of this … Continue reading
Posted in patriotism
Tagged 9-11 memorial, freedom, gratitude, memories
Far out!
My grandfather taught me to name all the presidents of the United States in order. While that may sound impressive, I’ve never found much use for it. Until recently. Nine family members gathered around the dining room table to play … Continue reading
Posted in holidays, patriotism
Tagged 4th of July, humor
America the Beautiful
Tomorrow is Memorial Day, and though we often think of days off work, barbecues, fun weekend trips, and family, I want you know of my love for America. My bucket list includes traveling to and visiting all 50 states. I only have … Continue reading
Posted in holidays, patriotism
Tagged Memorial Day
