Veteran's Day

My Grandfather, WWII Veteran Georgia B. Morrison

Tomorrow is Veteran's Day, so take at least a short moment out of your 'busy' day (off) to think about the 1% of the population, and their families, who did and still do the things that others won't.  They may not agree with the leaders that send them to God awful places, but they still do it so we can enjoy our freedoms and lifestyles.  (Oh, on a personal note to the Occupy Whatever movement - quit whining, get over yourselves, and get back to work.)

This is a link to a story of a young woman and her family she left behind after being killed in Afghanistan.  I started residency with her husband and I think of them often.

Moving on when mom is killed at war

By Wayne Drash, CNN

November 8, 2011 -- Updated 1325 GMT (2125 HKT)

Kristen Choe's mother, U.S. Navy Lt. Florence Bacong Choe,
was killed in Afghanistan two years ago.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/11/08/us/cnnheroes-war-widower/index.html

All for now.