Memorial Day.
“National Moment of Remembrance” resolution was passed in December 2000, which asks that at 3 p.m. local
time all Americans:
“Voluntarily and informally observe in their own way a moment of remembrance and respect, pausing from
whatever they are doing for a moment of silence .” On memorial day.
This is an image I took for a project at school this last semester
of the
Los Angeles National Cemetery.
In the syllabus it asked my thoughts on gun control but,
more on that project later. Look at the rows and rows of tomb stones!
I felt a calm come over me when I shot this image. It was peaceful and so sad
at the same time. I would like to say that my family and I are so
grateful for the men and women who have fought for our country! If it wasn’t for
them we would not have so much freedom and such a blessed life!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Salute! ~Kim
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I hope you are doing well....when is that sweet baby coming?
Such a thoughtful post ~ thank you!
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Amen! We owe them EVERYTHING!
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With gratitude to those who serve and have served....
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Hi Lu, Hope all is going perfect for you! Thank you for this beautiful and touching post! My family also is very grateful! Again Thank you!
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Being that I consider you my friend - I totally understand if you don't get back to me -
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I just hope you are doing okay and baby is sooner than later :)
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This is a great photo, Lu. I've been meaning to really take some time looking at all your lovely photos. Just as soon as the high school semester is over...
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