Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Eric Krewson on November 11, 2019, 07:33:49 am
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I love Nov 11th, all the freebies and thanks for stepping up to the plate so many years ago. I didn't do anything particularly noteworthy like so many of my fellow soldiers of that era, I ended up in Germany in 68 but I did give them 3 years.
My outfit for the day;
(https://i.imgur.com/VuIfBlF.jpg)
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Thanks Eric and all our veterans and their loved ones.
Bjrogg
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I went to Bob Evans for a free breakfast. Had a great young waitress with a beautiful smile who thanked me for my service. She owes me nothing so when I left I gave her $20.00 and told her to keep the change.
I actually felt cheap going for a free breakfast but then again this hasn't been the greatest of years for me with losing my wife 7 month ago. She use go go with me and this was the 1st year she wasn't with me. Dang the year of "firsts".
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First, a huge Thanks to all who served and are serving now! Stay well and stay safe! Second, I greatly appreciate the current atmosphere towards veterans and the military! Beats the heck out of what we got years ago! Not sure if we will go out for a dinner, but just the offer is a Thank You for your service. More than once, I have found that our tab was covered anominously, or some one bought our drinks! Like JEB, we tip the server anyway.
JEB, remember the good times you had together!
Hawkdancer
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Its veterans day every day in my house.
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Its veterans day every day in my house.
As it should be Pearl.
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I lost my wife to cancer 6 years ago JEB, it puts you in a different world.
We Krewsons have 4 generations of patriots, my grandfather is a WW1 vet, dad was in from about 1938 until 1945, My oldest brother was in for 3 years in the early 60s, I was in 67-68-69 and my son was in from 1986 to 90. No pictures of my grandfather or brother in uniform.
Dad
(https://i.imgur.com/FMsgD63.jpg)
Myself
(https://i.imgur.com/aNZDsfO.jpg)
My son
(https://i.imgur.com/XWKiany.jpg)
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I had to sit and quietly cry middle of my meal. My thoughts had turned to those I knew who didnt get to come home, and how little I deserved to even be in that seat eating. The last bites were hard to swallow.
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Sleek and any of you guys and gals feeling that way. I'm sure those soldiers that didn't come home are thrilled that you did. Make them proud. Live a good life. If you traded places don't you think that's what you would want?
Bless you All
Bjrogg