Last Saturday, June 14th was Flag Day here in the States, a minor holiday which often goes unnoticed. Each year, on Flag Day, various groups in our town burn the flags that have been retired during the previous twelve months. Burning, in a respectful ceremony, is the commonly approved method for disposing of the American flag. This year, there was an added ceremony. Nathan Nadeau completed his Eagle Scout project earlier in the day. Nathan’s project was to construct a concrete pad, extending the memorial and install seven flag poles.
After the retired flags were burned, a new American flag was raised and it was surrounded by flags for every military service — Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard and Space Force.
One flag — Every American and six flags honoring every veteran.
For One-Liner Wednesday by Linda G. Hill
In other news, this week, Willow and I are visiting with accomplished author Marjorie J. Mallon. Marjorie explores a few more topics with Willow and me regarding our collaboration on Poetic Justice which launched one week ago on Amazon. You can visit Marjorie’s post here. Willow has the complete schedule, including links to the posts leading up to today.
Below is a trailer for Poetic Justice, and below that are links if you’re interested in purchasing the book.
Purchase links:
Kindle – https://relinks.me/B0FBLH5YKB
Paperback – https://relinks.me/B0FBRCQSHQ
Virtual Voice Audiobook – https://relinks.me/B0DP5FR58S
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