It's Memorial Day and we have a WWP Auction Winner!

Congratulations to Paul for the winning bid in the Wounded Warrior Project Auction.  Not only did he end up with a gorgeous and rare 538311 Ancient Kauri Wood Great Eastern, but he's helped make the transition back to the states a little easier for some of our wounded military personnel.  Thank you.

I hope each of you will take a moment today to pause and at the very least, spend a moment thinking about the sacrifices the members of our military have made over the the years.  Whether you agree or disagree with the particular 'cause' this is the time to think of the commitment they've made generation after generation. 

"Home" is wherever they might be stationed for an uncertain amount of time possibly far from family and loved ones.  For most of them, each day begins with a similar mission as the rest of us. They've got a job to do and they're going to do the best job they can.  But that's where the similarity ends.  It may be another day of mind numbing routine that seems to stretch on forever.  It might be a day filled tension, danger and constant life threatening situations or worse.  Their day may be filled with sights no one should have to witness.  Some come home unscathed, some broken and wounded, and years later, some still haven't come home. 

So if a parade goes by today, take your cap off out of respect.  It's the least you can do.  When the flag passes by, put your hand over your heart and take a moment to feel it beating in your chest.  Then consider the possibility if it wasn't for all our military has done for us throughout history, you might not have the privilege to feel that heart beat.

Spend time with family and friends.  Take a moment to pause and consider how lucky we all our to have those dedicated individuals putting themselves in harms way so we can enjoy this day. 

Thanks!!!

 

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