Hundreds of thousands of Canadians, like my Dad, put their lives on hold for years to go to war, many not coming home alive. The least I can do is take two hours once a year out of my life to go to a service to honour their memory.

i work in the oil feild every remembrance day or prior to it what ever rig i am on i by about 25 poppies so that everyone wears a poppy and they are red cause any body who wears a white one is diluting a tradition and must not honour our heros the same as i do. young people in the prime of their lives, when they should of be having carefree fun, gave up their lives to save the world as we know it.imagine the sacrifice, the horror. to watch and listen to these old men tell their story is amazing. and not to many make it through their story without breaking down,after all of these years, it had to be a aweful exsperience. thanks, thanks to the people that beleive in honour and protect us,our country and our way of life. thanks

go shopping, who goes shopping?

THERE IS 40 VETERANS HOUSED AT SHERBROOKE NURSING HOME.. AND THEY ARE HAVING A PROGRAM THERE THIS MORNING.