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When we think November, giving thanks usually comes to mind. Sure, there’s Thanksgiving… but there is a holiday before then that deserves more ‘thanks’ than we can ever give — Veterans Day. (November 11, 2011)
Veterans Day is the official day set aside to thank and remember all of our selfless, heroic veterans for the sacrifices they made in their lives to protect our freedom. Unlike Memorial Day, where we remember our lost heros, Veteran’s Day is for us to thank and celebrate ALL veterans, living or dead, wartime and peacetime.
How To Celebrate Veterans Day
- Attend a Veteran’s Day program, concert or parade.
- Wear a red, white and blue corsage or boutonniere.
- Take a moment of silence at noon, on November 11, to honorably remember those who served and died.
- Place red flowers, such as roses or carnations, or a red, white and blue bouquet at your local military memorials and monuments.
- Contribute to a Veteran’s Day ceremony in your community.
- Place a Veteran’s Day ‘thank you’ ad in your local newspapers, community newsletters or church flyers. [Read more…]
