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Rememberance
As I'm sure many of you know, the phrase "at the 11th hour" comes from the fact that the Armistice Treaty that ended WW1 came into effect at 11 o'clock. While many more people died during WW2 I personally find the tragic and pointless sacrifices made at places like Ypres far more poignant than than those during WW2. We travelled down through that area a few years ago on our way to Spain and had the chance to look across the battlefields themselves......as you would expect there is no sign of what happened there almost a hundred years ago, but I got a real sense of the futility of it looking across the landscape.
Master of Sex
well said n good topic xxxxxxxx
:bolt:Remembrance,
To me means remembering your best mate, that died at 13 years of age.
Remembering meeting your Dad for the first time in your 20's ( my parents divorced when I was six months old)
Remembering, the struggle your Mother had, to raise not only you but the rest of her Children on her own.
Remembering the good tales of Cork Street in Dublin and of Greek Street, that my Grandmother told. The Guinness boats travelling down the Liffey, Moore Street, Frawleys on Thomas Street.
Most importantly, remembering friends and looking forward to making more on here!
Padd's
