FALLING INTO SEPTEMBER....September 18th

 

Today is an interesting day as it’s Friday. First it is the day we always wear our RED, Remember Everyone Deployed.  

Secondly it is POW/MIA Recognition Day. 

This day falls on the third Friday of September each year. 

Thirdly it is September 18th, the 73rd Birthday of the U.S. Air Force.  

Lots of interesting things to honor this Friday. 

I will later have a toast to the Air Force; have moment of silence to remember the POW/MIA and wear my red wrist band today for those deployed. 

Today my hubby goes to therapy day two. He said all was well yesterday.  He felt better for awhile but the pain returned which is normal. 

I did the acrostic piece on the fact it’s POW/MIA Recognition Day. Last year I wrote a piece I read at a ceremony but with all this COVID issues no ceremony is scheduled to attend. 

I hope everyone takes a moment for reflection for those who are still unaccounted for, their remains found and pray their families find closure eventually.  

Until next time....have a good day and as always Stay Safe. 

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September 18th....DAILY REFLECTIONS 

As I sit with my morning coffee I look out into the darkness....up before the birds....up before dawn....I think about it being Friday 

Today is the third Friday in September....it’s POW/MIA Recognition Day....it’s Friday, the day we wear our RED....REMEMBER 

EVERYONE DEPLOYED....it is September 18th, the 73rd Birthday of the U.S. Air Force

Interesting Friday definitely today....it’s the wearing of my red shirt and wrist band....it’s wearing my POW/MIA hat, wrist band and necklace today....and a drink to the Air Forces birthday 

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                   FALL FRIDAY

                  © Scottie-ann Murphy

Friday, the third one in September, we 

    gather to remember those who are still 

       unaccounted for 

As a nation we recognize those who 

       are Prisoners of War and those Missing      

        in Action 

Let us pray their families find closure one 

      day and their remains find their way 

          home 

 Long as the POW/MIA flag flies in the 

   breeze we will always remember and 

       never forget