We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars- Oscar Wilde
If I ever dare to complain about the weather again, please kick me hard. I sure hope it won't be too long before your family are reunited together again. (Hugs)
Happy 4th of July! Thank you for all the sacrifices your family makes for our freedoms.God Bless,C~
Wow. I'll just sit down and shut up now. God Bless him.
very nice...God Bless
your really on a roll of making me cry.Miss Ky is a dead ringer of her Dad.
Dusty? Omigoodness. Wow. No orange filter on that lens, huh? But it sure is good to see the flag waving.Happy Independence Day to you both! And a huge thanks to your Hubster!
God bless all those who serve.
God Bless all of you and please tell your husband an Army brat and her family humbly thanks him..
What completely cool pictures. It's the fourth the world over.
It is very humbling to see / read about the sacrifices others make for the good of everybody. Thanks for sharing.
The first picture sums it all up, flagspole standing tall and flags flying freeling, no matter the wind and dust.The images of your husbands re-enlistment are achingly beautiful. May he and his family be blessed!And yes, no more complaining about the weather here! ;-)
Dusty? That's an understatement. Wow.
God bless your husband and family! That picture of the flags renders me speechless, truly. Can't even imagine.
Amazing pics. My humble thanks to him and to you and your family.
I can see why you are so proud of him!
Man, that's just incredible. We have it very nice here. I can't imagine that kind of weather on a regular basis. Ugh!~Shaye @ Miller Memories
You are married to a very, very special man.And you are a very, very, special woman and family. You must be so proud.
I love reenlistments pics! Hubby's flight home was pushed back due to that bit of dust flying around, but he finally made it home hope yours will be home again soon!
A little dusty?!Your husband, and those like him -- and those of you who support them so strongly from afar -- deserve all the gratitude of this grateful nation. Thank you, and please convey my thanks to that good man of yours. Has anyone ever told you that your husband is the spitting image of John Stockton?
Remind me not to complain about the dust storms here in the spring!
God Bless that man and all those like him. Hope he (and you) had a wonderful 4th.And thank you for all of your supportive comments at my site and your email. I really do appreciate it. :)
Rather humbling photos. Many thanks to him and all those who sacrifice for our freedoms.
Bless him and all others who serve.What a dreadful place to have to be. I can't even imagine it.
I'm late, but I did want to say thank you, to you, your husband and all the military families for their sacrifices.
What a man! What a hero! I'm proud of his commitment, too. And of yours!!Kari
This may be the only adult conversation I have all day, don't leave me now!
If I ever dare to complain about the weather again, please kick me hard. I sure hope it won't be too long before your family are reunited together again. (Hugs)
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th of July! Thank you for all the sacrifices your family makes for our freedoms.
ReplyDeleteGod Bless,
C~
Wow. I'll just sit down and shut up now. God Bless him.
ReplyDeletevery nice...God Bless
ReplyDeleteyour really on a roll of making me cry.
ReplyDeleteMiss Ky is a dead ringer of her Dad.
Dusty? Omigoodness. Wow. No orange filter on that lens, huh? But it sure is good to see the flag waving.
ReplyDeleteHappy Independence Day to you both! And a huge thanks to your Hubster!
God bless all those who serve.
ReplyDeleteGod Bless all of you and please tell your husband an Army brat and her family humbly thanks him..
ReplyDeleteWhat completely cool pictures. It's the fourth the world over.
ReplyDeleteIt is very humbling to see / read about the sacrifices others make for the good of everybody. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe first picture sums it all up, flagspole standing tall and flags flying freeling, no matter the wind and dust.
ReplyDeleteThe images of your husbands re-enlistment are achingly beautiful. May he and his family be blessed!
And yes, no more complaining about the weather here! ;-)
Dusty? That's an understatement. Wow.
ReplyDeleteGod bless your husband and family!
ReplyDeleteThat picture of the flags renders me speechless, truly. Can't even imagine.
Amazing pics. My humble thanks to him and to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you are so proud of him!
ReplyDeleteMan, that's just incredible. We have it very nice here. I can't imagine that kind of weather on a regular basis. Ugh!
ReplyDelete~Shaye @ Miller Memories
You are married to a very, very special man.
ReplyDeleteAnd you are a very, very, special woman and family. You must be so proud.
I love reenlistments pics!
ReplyDeleteHubby's flight home was pushed back due to that bit of dust flying around, but he finally made it home hope yours will be home again soon!
A little dusty?!
ReplyDeleteYour husband, and those like him -- and those of you who support them so strongly from afar -- deserve all the gratitude of this grateful nation.
Thank you, and please convey my thanks to that good man of yours.
Has anyone ever told you that your husband is the spitting image of John Stockton?
Remind me not to complain about the dust storms here in the spring!
ReplyDeleteGod Bless that man and all those like him.
ReplyDeleteHope he (and you) had a wonderful 4th.
And thank you for all of your supportive comments at my site and your email. I really do appreciate it. :)
Rather humbling photos. Many thanks to him and all those who sacrifice for our freedoms.
ReplyDeleteBless him and all others who serve.
ReplyDeleteWhat a dreadful place to have to be. I can't even imagine it.
I'm late, but I did want to say thank you, to you, your husband and all the military families for their sacrifices.
ReplyDeleteWhat a man! What a hero! I'm proud of his commitment, too. And of yours!!
ReplyDeleteKari