Day 11: Today I am thankful for--

Today I am thankful for this great country and what it means to be an American!  I am thankful for my father, who served in the Navy during the Korean war.  I am thankful for my husband who served in the Army during the Vietnam war.  I am thankful for my father-in-law, who was a POW in a Nazi prison during WWII.  And I am thankful for all the men and women serving in our armed forces throughout the world today. 

Today I a thankful for all our soldiers, past & present,my DH, son, SIL, Brothers, & all. Also for y wonderful family & friends.
Nan

Today I am thankful for all those generous men and women, along with their families who have served (both past and present) offering to make the ultimate sacrifice if need be to keep us free and safe.  God Bless them and their families.

 I am thankful my grandson, Nic wasn't  in his truck when it got hit!! He would have been seriously hurt if not killed! Someone hit it from behind while it was parked on the street. Totaled for sure. He was just walking to the truck when it happened! The kid that hit it was 18 years old...probably on his phone or texting.

HUGS....connie d

OMG!!!!!!! I am so glad that Nic wasn't in it and hope that kid is punished to the hilt!!!!!

HUGS

Today I am thankful that my son passed his driver's test on his first try yesterday. My older son took 4 tries (he was sick and lost 3 months, so there was a lot going on...)

Watch out world, there's a new driver out there!

Jan

Today I am thankful for getting to shake the hands of some veterans that came into the store today and thanks them for serving our country to keep us free!!! They were surprised that I did that!! And they thanked me for doing that and some had tears in their eyes!!! Made me feel good to do that!!!

I am also thankful for ALL our veterans that have served and are still serving our country!!! GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!

 

Today I am grateful for all the soldiers, men and women, who sacrificed their lives to keep us all safe here in Canada and the US: My great Uncle Willie in WW1, my Dad who spent all of his teen years in POW camps, then joined the Canadian army when he got out…my two uncles both fought overseas, one being in the liberation troops in Holland where JBs family was in Amsterdam…my Aunt Doris in the Army, another, Uncle Steve, served in Korea as well. Cousin Leonard who never recovered from the horrors he lived over there, JB's youngest uncle died as a POW on the Burma railroad, prisoner of the Japanese, JBs grandfather died as a Forced Labour-Crane Operator, taken from Holland and made to use his floating crane to help the Germans clear the river of bombed out planes, ships and bridges...also a dear friend who is a Vietnam Vet.  We will never forget their sacrifices.

Nancy B

Today I am thankful to all who have served and are serving now. I'm proud of my family members and friends who have served.