Top Ten Things Not to Do on Memorial Day

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1. Can I add – stop saying ‘Happy’ in front of Memorial Day? My skin crawls when people say that.

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   1. You certainly can. I so agree with you, GP.

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      1. Appreciate the understanding.

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2. God bless those who gave their lives to keep our country safe. Lovely tribute, John.

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   1. Thank you, Jill.

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3. Very well said.

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   1. Thank you, Charles.

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4. 💙💙💙👍

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   1. Thank you, Ray.

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5. Gratitude for those who paid the ultimate price, and celebrating their lives with reverence and joy for the people they were.
   Well done, John. Hugs.

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   1. Thank you, Teagan. Hugs.

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6. Perfect! Nicely done, John.

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   1. Thank you, Dan

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7. Well said, good sir.

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   1. Thank you, John.

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8. Brought some tears, John. A real tribute.

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   1. Thank you, Noelle. Just how I feel.

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9. AMEN, John!!!

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   1. Thank you, Debbie.

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10. Powerful message and picture John.

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    1. Thank you, Denise.

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11. Well said, John.

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    1. Thank you, Teri.

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12. Lovely, John, and well said. It’s a 3-day weekend, but I often wonder how many stop to think of its true purpose…

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    1. Very few unless they have been touched by the loss of a loved one.

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       1. We haven’t lost a loved one, but both of our fathers served, and we do honor those who have sacrificed their lives for our freedom. ❤️

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          1. Good for you. My whole family have been in the service. The headstone pictured is my grandfather who is buried in Arlington Cemetery.

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          2. A beautiful tribute, John…

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          3. Thak you, lauren.

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13. Duty honor and country!

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14. Fantastic post, John!

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    1. Thank you, Jan.

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15. Likewise to all above! ♥

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    1. Thanks, Billy Ray.

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16. Sorry I missed this on Monday. I did make it a point to thank every veteran I came across yesterday, though.

    Wonderful ‘list’ as to what truly matters, John!

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    1. Good for you on the thanks. 😀

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       1. You know it. 😉

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          1. 🙂

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17. Beautiful, John. Thank you for this respectful reminder of all who gave and give so much.

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    1. Thank you for the lovely comment, Gwen. 🙂

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18. Straight to the point, John. Thank you for reminding us to remember. We will never forget.

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    1. Thank you, Hugh.

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19. Here, Here!! Nicely said John.

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    1. Thank you, Deborah.

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20. This is lovely, John. Well done.

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    1. Thank you, Robbie.

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