THE ELEVENTH DAY of THE ELEVENTH MONTH at ELEVEN a.m.... WE WILL REMEMBER
From the poem FOR THE FALLEN by LAURENCE BINYON ( 1869-1943 )
THEY SHALL GROW NOT OLD AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD :
AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM, NOR THE YEARS CONDEM.
AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.
Amen to that. I can't even think about the images this evokes without feeling like crying. (And to think they don't even do a minutes silence at my duaghter's school. Although I was just with a client and we all stopped for it which I thought was really nice in this day and age) xoxo
ReplyDeleteoh... a very heartfelt and moving tribute... I´m speechless...
ReplyDeleteBlessings to them
María Cecilia
Your post very heart felt. Your Blog is simply wonderful! Your photo's are stunning, and the Halloween ones, wow! Especially the eye and the bee! I really love the photo of the women by the window in the dark.
ReplyDeleteWe shall remember them.....amen.
ReplyDeleteThis post has me choked up as I type. So lovely and so fitting. Thanks for this moment to reflect on the millions of lives lost in that war and too many since. Here in the US we celebrate Veteran's Day tomorrow, but I think too few really honor it. This year, after last week's tragic shootings at Ft. Hood, perhaps more people will.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your incredibly sweet comment on my last post. It sounds like we both have good memories of our dads to cherish.
Big hugs, my friend.
Gigi
Beautiful Jackie...thank you for remembering those who are selfless and heroic.
ReplyDeleteWe do remember indeed. Thanks Jac's.
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Just beautiful, Jackie..we must always remember...xxoo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post! We should always remember our veterans!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures is from my house, have to take some pictures in the sun when I got home...before it's dark....Thank you for your kind words!
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It's good that we still remember them, even if it is a long time ago. I went to Ieper with my daughter and a friend in September. The landscape still bears the scars of the Great War. Even for us Dutch (we were a neutral country at that time) it was very impressive. So many young lives lost....
ReplyDeletegroetjes van Madelief
Very very true. Its important never to forget.
ReplyDeleteMay they never be forgotten and may we be forever grateful for what they did. Lovely post. Leigh
ReplyDeleteWe take the time to remember today ~ something that we should remember everyday. Beautiful photos Jackie. xo
ReplyDeleteShort and simple, and yet it says so much. Today will be a melancholy day. Remembering my time in the army, my years as a Marine wife and all the fallen soldiers past and present.
ReplyDeleteThank you sweet friend!
Thank you Jacqueline. We must never forget and once again you have woven memories into something beautiful.
ReplyDeleteTishx
Hello Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteThank you for such a moving tribute to all the men and women that serve our countries in war and peace time. It is a sacrifice that many families have made and I will remember them in my prayers today.
Blessings
Rebecca
Ok you got me! I'm crying like a baby. This is so fitting for today. So many have sacrificed for us and are still doing so. Yesterday I listened on the radio of the funerals of the soldiers that died needlessly in Ft Hood. I wish we could all make sense of it.
ReplyDeleteThere is so much hatred out there.....maybe everyone needs to BLOG!!! lol
xxx............Carole
Wonderful reminder, Jackie! Thank you. xo
ReplyDeleteJackie, what an amazing tribute! I love this place you know! I get so inspired whenever I visit you and I'm so thankful to 'know' you.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
June
pretty beautiful.
ReplyDeletexx
Such a sweet post!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on all the awards dear Jackie! loved the photos! specially the 1st one!
Take care,
Rosa
So beautiful Jackie. I wish I were wearing a red poppie. Gorgeous images and so perfect for tribute to all those brave men & women. Lovely xx
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and I love it. Your photos are beautiful. I especially love the Union Jack bunting on the side bar! I will be back.
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