Today in the United States it is, “Veterans Day”; in Canada it is, “Remembrance Day”. Although similar in sentiment, Veterans Day is defined as a day to honor those who have fought for the United States in all wars. In Canada and other Commonwealth countries, Remembrance Day is to remember the soldiers who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in duty to their country. I feel the day is the same, no matter which side of the border we are standing.
I have a strong, personal connection with the Canadian Armed Forces. I hope you will join me today in honoring our American, Canadian, and Commonwealth country veterans and those who have fallen with a moment of silence and reflection. Today’s, “Wordless Wednesday” photo isn’t ‘wordless’; it is dedicated to our soldiers. Oh, and grandpa, wherever you are: thank you; we will always remember.



‘Lest we forget. Yes?
Exactly, Andy. Lest we forget……. Cher xo
May we all remember those who served their country, and those who lots their lives and loved ones, May we never forget their ultimate sacrifice.. And May we all learn from the past.. and all work towards peace..
Beautiful post.. Love Sue <3
Ah, bless you, dear Sue. Thank you so much for your heart-felt, wonderful words. Love, Cher xo
Always you are welcome Cher… Have a wonderful day xx
And to you as well, dear Sue!! Cher xo
A beautiful photo as a dedication!
Why thank you, Erika! I took it this morning and I thought it would be a solemn tribute to our soldiers. Cher xo
Wow, right this morning? That was really meant to be! Wonderful!
Yes, it was a couple of hours ago! I agree, Erika!! Cher xo
Beautiful! 😊
🙂 Thank you!!
My pleasure, Cher 😊
Their sacrifice is enormous… A beautiful photo for the special day!
Thank you, Amy! Their sacrifice certainly is enormous, isn’t it? I took this photo a few hours ago. It was fitting for today, I think. Cher xo
A beautiful tribute Cher.
Thank you so much, Mary!! Cher xo
I agree, it is remembrance for all forces who have served. I remember my English uncle (navigator DFC and bar) who died in an air accident in Canada.
Oh did he, Hilary? Was he training at the time? Cher xo