Today we must remember the hero's that gave their lives for us, so that we can live in a free country. And today we must pray for the men and women that are putting their lives on the line for us to keep that freedom. Let's also pray for the families of our armed forces and for the families that have lost loved ones. And last let us all pray for our Country, the USA. I believe she needs more prayers now than she ever has, pray that we can get back to a country that puts God first in everything. Pray that God will touch our leaders and give them the courage to heal our country. I pray that God will bless all of us and change the hearts of all who does not want the best for our Country.
Hi Pat, We in the UK have been remembering the evacuation on the beaches in France during WW2, alongside pictures of the brave young men who have died in Afganistan being repatriated. They are driven through the small town of Wootten Basset where hundreds of people turn out to line the streets. It is so emotional. Blessings,Angela.
Hi Pat, Oh you know how I agree with every word you said. We are so very, very fortunate to live here in the wonderful country, The United States of America! Let us always, always remember the very brave men and women in uniform and all of their sacrifices for our freedom.
Your blog is simply gorgeous, Pat! I haven't been visiting my fav blogs as much lately~real life seems to interfere~lol!
How Lovely, Like your american spirit and image, It is nice to remember, and give thanks- Your blog is great and very inspirational, you have a great design, I just became a follower of yours, love the name Tattered Elegance Karryann
Thank you for stopping by to meet me and hear about My Tattered Elegance.
My name is Pat, I'm a self taught artist, junker and creative person. I paint on nearly any surface, make ribbon roses one petal at a time, do ribbon embroidery, form roses from the oven baked clay. I also do some sewing for my home.
My favorite pasttime is not going shopping at the mall, it is going shopping at a good yard sale, or fantastic estate sale or a big flea market. The thrill of finding that special something is better than chocolate (and I love chocolate). I'm even one of those ladies that stop and load my car with the cast offs on the side of the curb. Some of the curb trash becomes my best finds.
I'm at home here in Fort Worth, Texas and love it. I have a married daughter, Kim. She doesn't have any children only three cats. I also have a married son, Kent. He has two sons, Bryce and camron. Also one daughter, Payton. She is the one that comes and paints with me. And she loves to use my beads to make jewelry. Grand-daughters are so much fun.
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Hi Pat,
We in the UK have been remembering the evacuation on the beaches in France during WW2, alongside pictures of the brave young men who have died in Afganistan being repatriated. They are driven through the small town of Wootten Basset where hundreds of people turn out to line the streets. It is so emotional.
Blessings,Angela.
A big AMEN Pat.
wonderful image
Love
Marcie
Thank you for the reminder and lovely tribute.
Debbie
Hi Pat,
Oh you know how I agree with every word you said.
We are so very, very fortunate to live here in the wonderful country, The United States of America!
Let us always, always remember the very brave men and women in uniform and all of their sacrifices for our freedom.
Your blog is simply gorgeous, Pat!
I haven't been visiting my fav blogs as much lately~real life seems to interfere~lol!
I cherish your visit and sweet comments...
Hugs,
Lynn♥
~Let FREEDOM Ring!~
How Lovely, Like your american spirit and image, It is nice to remember, and give thanks- Your blog is great and very inspirational, you have a great design, I just became a follower of yours, love the name Tattered Elegance
Karryann
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