In Memory

Memorial Day in the US is often celebrated with family and friends by not going to work, picnicking, boating and various other activities without really taking into account how many people and families no longer have that opportunity because a loved service member made the ultimate sacrifice of their life so we could continue to have the freedom to do so.

If you live in the US, take a moment.....

[Kathy]

So very right.

[Call me Joe]

👌👌👌

[Milanie]

Well said and a nice shot

[Annie D]

Well said and sadly so true 😌

[Mary Siegle]

So appropriate to the day. Well said.

[Beth]

So true, love the black and white and color brick, nicely done. Fav

[Dawn]

So true a nice tribute

[Marilyn Wigen]

Using B&W for the top brick really makes the bunting stand out. Lovely tribute.

[Diana]

Such a great image and wonderful narrative.

[Susan Wakely]

A poignant shot and thought provoking narrative.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Lou Ann]

Lovely, Katy. We watched the PBS Memorial Day Concert Subday evening. Just so well done and so meaningful.

[Lin]

Wonderful half/half for today.

[Kerry McCarthy]

So important to never forget the sacrifices of these true heroes who bravely, heroically died for others.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Well said Katy and beautifully illustrated in your photo.

[katy]

@randystreat @joemuli @annied @mcsiegle @eahopp @Dawn @marilyn @ludwigsdiana @wakelys @joansmor @louannwarren @linnypinny @mccarth1 @olivetreeann @milaniet I really appreciate all your kind comments about the photo and the narrative about the day . Thank you so much

[summerfield]

god bless america! great set up. aces!