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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
How different do you think President Zelenskyy’s prayers are today then the ones that he was saying a year ago today?
Same timeframe. How about yours?
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Thank God for patience.
To be publicly ridiculed (and not defended) by a gathering of friends and or family is rare for ordinary citizens.
To know your life is on the line for what you believe in and how you set out to live it, is, well, a travesty.
Zelenskyy.
Putin.
Me.
Writing helps.
Writing helps me.
i patiently wait for the world to heal.
Patiently waiting for me to heal too. And so it goes.
Thank you God, for the desire to be patient.
Note: For the past week unintentionally spelled Zelenskyy with one y.
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Love the warrior.
The United States Marine Corp turned 246 yesterday (Nov 10, 2021).
Our neighbor directly across the street is a Marine.
The neighbor next to him, on the corner, is a Marine.
We have not one, but two, triangularly-folded and framed United States of America Flags, given to Families at a warrior’s burial.
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Rarely watching TV, I was captivated the other night when Charlie Gibson was interviewing United States President, Barack Obama, on the ABC Evening News.
The one word that really made me put things into perspective, was a word the President Obama used to describe how the decision to send US troops to Afghanistan was different from other critical US policy decisions.
Sobriety.
President Obama spoke of a certain level of sobriety that was needed on that particular decision. He said it was the one decision that was different from all the others. I paraphrase here, to illustrate the magnitude:
“Bailing out the auto industry or the financial system is one thing. But picturing Arlington Cemetery, with a mother, sitting in the rain, in front of a tombstone…..”
