But I believe that as long as we have our freedom, freedom of speech, freedom to worship our own God, and that we have brave men and women who choose to protect and serve this great country.we'll be alright.Colin Kaepernick took a knee at the singing of our national anthem last year because his conscience would not allow him to ignore the injustices exacted on unarmed black men at the hands of American law enforcement. I am not usually a political person, however the direction that our country is headed does scare me. Rawlin, I love you, and am so proud to call you my brother! So THANK YOU Rawlin for your service, and all others who so bravely, and often times without much thanks and support serve our country. Seeing all that their family went through during that time has made me appreciate him so much more. He has such a brave look on his face, scared but ready to take on this challenge. During that time my nephew Kaden was the man of the house. Can you imagine during any other war waiting weeks inbetween letters? The toll that must have taken on both soldiers, and their families would be unbearable. The one semi-positive was the advancements in communications. I can't imagine being as far away as he was, and missing as much as he did. Rawlin spent a year in Iraq helping those people gain their Independence. Rawlin, Shelly, and their kids have sacrificed so much for our country. My brother in law Rawlin is in the National Guard, and has served many activations during the past few years. However, I can't seem to get someone out of my head. I am, and will always be grateful for their sacrifices for us and our country. In this post I want to pay tribute to many people in my life that have, and are serving our country, and all of us so bravely.īoth My dad, and Aaron's served in military positions, as well as many Grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins. As I have reflected on this beautiful place where I live, I can't help but feel so very blessed for the freedoms that I take for granted everyday.
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