Topic: VETERANS DAY
Reply
ivegotthegirth's photo

ivegotthegirth

Wed 11/11/20 03:14 AM

Today is veterans day>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

THANK YOU TO OUR VETERANS!!!!!!
no photo

Seamus

Wed 11/11/20 03:39 AM

It was Remembrance Day here in the UK and other Commonwealth countries on the Sunday just passed. It was always observed with a few moments is silence and reflection on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month to mark the Armistice of the first world war. That was apparently too inconvenient, so a few years ago it was moved to the first Sunday in November. God forbid that anyone should be inconvenienced by remembering the millions of soldiers and civilians that died in that and subsequent wars :rolling_eyes:.
Many people risked heavy fines for "illegal gatherings" to pay their respects at local war monuments across the country.
Edited by Seamus on Wed 11/11/20 04:00 AM
JulieABush's photo

JulieABush

Wed 11/11/20 03:51 AM

Being the daughter of a Vietnam Navy veteran Iā€™d like to sincerely thank all of our veterans :thumbsup: flowerforyou . May God bless you all!
mysticalview21's photo

mysticalview21

Wed 11/11/20 03:51 AM

could not have said this any better myself :heart:
Cutiepieforyou's photo

Cutiepieforyou

Wed 11/11/20 04:01 AM

Thank you to our Veterans!
bobtail76's photo

bobtail76

Wed 11/11/20 05:53 AM

Lest We Forget
Poetrywriter's photo

Poetrywriter

Wed 11/11/20 09:25 AM

A big thank you to my fellow veterans! drinker
Riverspirit1111's photo

Riverspirit1111

Wed 11/11/20 12:00 PM




Thank you fellow Veterans! :heart: :angel: :heart:
ivegotthegirth's photo

ivegotthegirth

Sun 11/15/20 12:51 AM

I think it's pretty sad when Alex Trebek's* death get's more response than this thread did and one of them is not an American.

*Not meaning any disrespect to Trebek.
Edited by ivegotthegirth on Sun 11/15/20 12:53 AM
SparklingCrystal šŸ’–šŸ’Ž's photo

SparklingCrystal šŸ’–šŸ’Ž

Sun 11/15/20 02:29 AM


It was Remembrance Day here in the UK and other Commonwealth countries on the Sunday just passed. It was always observed with a few moments is silence and reflection on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month to mark the Armistice of the first world war. That was apparently too inconvenient, so a few years ago it was moved to the first Sunday in November. God forbid that anyone should be inconvenienced by remembering the millions of soldiers and civilians that died in that and subsequent wars :rolling_eyes:.
Many people risked heavy fines for "illegal gatherings" to pay their respects at local war monuments across the country.

Oh... now I get why a UK friend posted this before the 11th... I asked about it and she never replied.
Of course they move it... doesn't cost government money on a Sunday... Dutch government would do the same, but we do it at 20:00 (8) so that's in most people's own time.