On the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month, over 100 years ago, they promised us there would be no more wars, that our politicians, our leaders, would never again send our young to die to profit our old men.

Let's hope we find a way to keep that promise.

Instead, we now call it the First World War. That's so we don't confuse it with all the wars that followed

It's not just self soothing -When my granddaughter was brand new, Jaxon would cob on her when she was fussy. It did seem to calm her.

That's cobbing! It's a comfort behavior.

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Their Blood drives and distribution system has probably saved the life of someone you know. They provide lifesaving training, shelter, food and emergency services throughout the USA and the world.

please join me in helping them.
someday, they may be helping you.

My Paternal Grandfather hated the Red Cross.
The Red Cross responds to floods, fires, earthquakes, tornadoes and every disaster imaginable, and will be there for catastrophies we can imagine in the future.

My Paternal Grandfather hated the Red Cross.

Obviously, they did better in the following years, and today, the Red Cross is a shining example of human compassion.

My Paternal Grandfather hated the Red Cross.

During the Great War, he encountered Red Cross workers selling things that had been donated by folks back home. Everything from cigarettes donated by RJ Reynolds, to socks knitted by school children for our boys over there

Put him on a plane to Venezuela

Put him on a plane to Venezuela

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So far, other than some late night tomcat singing, he's been pretty quiet. But it's only been a week, I expect we'll be hearing more from him as he settles in

Are those onion!? ❤️

Unfortunately, I look like Tim Conway and joke like Robert Plant 🥺

PS- LOVE her hair!