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Monthly Archives: May 2013
In Memorium
“These fallen heroes represent the character of a nation that has a long history of patriotism and honor – and a nation who has fought many battles to keep our country free” Michael Castle My godfather and favorite uncle, Edmond … Continue reading
Posted in Inklings
Tagged American Legion, Battle of the Bulge, Cavalry, fighting the Nazis, France, History, Memorial Day, Michael Castle, Nazi, V.F.W., Veterans, World War II
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Lightening the Feather – On Rescue and Rescue Dogs
“It’s just that no one wants to be the one being rescued, we all want to do the rescuing.” ― Steven Brust, Iorich Are we ever really ready to grieve yet set the grief apart to love again? I have … Continue reading
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Tagged Adoption, Anubis, Dirofilaria immitis, Dog, Egyptology, Final Judgement, German Shepherd, grief, heartworm, love and grief, Raen, rescue, Rescue dogs, Steven Brust
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Home is Where Your Mom Is
One of my most special treasures was given to me by my daughter when I moved from the house she grew up in to North Carolina. It simply says, “Home is where your Mom is.” I was going to try … Continue reading
Pain Divided – On Empathy
“I do not ask the wounded person how he feels, I myself become the wounded person.” Walt Whitman from The Song of Myself “I call him religious who understands the suffering of others.” Mahatma Gandhi Ah, empathy. Some say … Continue reading
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