Saturday, November 11, 2006

Many Reasons

















Many thanks

the Brit & the Grit

5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

A poignant tribute.

I realized, back in the States, that we don't wear poppies like we used to do. In Scotland, they appeared several days before 11/11 and everyone wore them for more than just the day.

I don't know what has happened to the tradition here in the Northeast
but it's a sad loss.

5:05 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice looking blog, guys! While I certainly do not support the war in Iraq, it is important that we all honor those who have served abd died in it. Our troops are not the ones who set this dsasterous policies. They are just doing their job and doing it well.

Many thanks indeed, and thanks to you for the reminder.

7:59 AM  
Blogger Brit & Grit said...

Thanks tomcat. Being named after a famous plane, I would expect you to respect our troops. I can't recall if anything is on our topic list about Iraq, but it's liable to crop up on our Conversations blog at any time.

Glad you liked your visit; come back any time,

the Grit

9:45 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

For some reason it won't let me login today.

Thanks Grit. But since I was TomCat, before the F-14 existed, perhaps they named it after me. ;-)

7:52 AM  
Blogger Brit & Grit said...

That's a much better theory than I heard once at a party. One trophy wife was totally convinced that the plane was named after Tom Cruse. Fortunately my wife drug me into another room before I could break into the conversation.

(now it's not letting me log in, one more try)

Keep your wings level,
the Grit

2:37 PM  

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