Veterans Day

Hello everyone. I hope you enjoyed your week.

I would like everyone to take a moment of silence to honor all the brave men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, especially those who lost their lives.

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Though some had no choice, or did not believe in the cause they were fighting for, all were the bravest people in the world. No matter the year or the weaponry available, all soldiers have one thing in common: courage.

Being brave doesn’t mean being arrogant. It doesn’t mean throwing away your life. It means when given the choice between right and easy, they chose right. You don’t have to be big and strong to be courageous. As long as your heart is true you are brave.

Whether you are crawling under barbed wire or making guns, you are helping your country and being as patriotic as one could be.

Thank you to the Air Force, for keeping our skies safe. The air is where no human should be, and yet you were brave enough to take to the plane.

Thank you to the Navy, for keeping our waters safe. The ocean is wild and reckless, and yet you were brave enough to go onto that blue desert to protect your country.

Thank you to the SEALS, for being our elite super-soldiers. The SEALS are like our own Avengers, and you face so many hardships in your training and everyday. Thank you.

Thank you to the Marines for protecting our steel boats and the U.S. ports and docks. You are brave for facing the soldiers on foot when you are trained for the water.

Thank you to the army, for being our cavalry. You guys had no metal to fly or sail, but you had to face the ground without anything to back you up. Thank you for marching into unknown territory with 40kg pounds on your back to protect the U.S.

Thank you to the Space Force, for being brave enough to join a very new branch of the Armed Forces. Thank you for helping us still be one foot in the Space Race, and letting the atmosphere and beyond be secure.

Happy Veterans Day.

Have a great weekend!

“Courage isn’t having the strength to go on — it is going on when you don’t have the strength.”