Memorial Day isn't a "holiday." It was intended to be a day of solemn remembrance, one dedicated to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country, a sentiment which has gotten completely lost in the blatant commercialization that now surrounds it. This day is not about picnics and barbecues and the beach. It's about unlived lives. It's about the young men and women who did their duty and who never came home. The price of Freedom is always buried in the ground, and our duty on this day is not to let them be forgotten.
The photograph above is of a cousin's grave in the Henri Chapelle Cemetery in Belgium.
The photograph above is of a cousin's grave in the Henri Chapelle Cemetery in Belgium.
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