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Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Saluting Our Veterans Today

God Bless and thank our Veterans. Today is Veteran's Day in the United States and Remembrance Day for our Canadian Friends. My granddad (World War 1 Pilot), my Pap (World War 1 Dough Boy), my daddy, both of my brothers (Steve and Wayne), my two uncles (Don and Harry), my nephew (Wayne), my cousin (Keith), two of my ex-husbands, my ex-mother-in-law along with several of my friends have all served in various branches of the service. Create with TLC offered this beautiful freebie, Pledge Allegiance Printable, and I knew that I just had to make this as a card. This card was sent to a friend of mine that I had worked with at Verizon Wireless. Mike has a beautiful wife and three (3) adorable daughters but he's had a rough life and has a good many health issues. He has served our country proudly, and I think he needs to be celebrated. God Bless you Michael Salasky.




RECIPE and SUPPLIES:
  • red Recollection card stock was cut for a size A2 card 
  • background is Reminisce Celebration Stars which was a super paper to use as the one side is the navy/white stars and the other side is the red/white stars which I used for my sentiment
  • "I Pledge Allegiance" was chalked around 2 of the edges with red while the other 2 edges were chalked with blue
  • Wright Designer Classics American Flag ribbon is on the right side with a bow on the bottom right corner
  • sentiment, "Thank you Two Simple Words", had previously been a freebie from Create with TLC which was chalked around the edges with rounded corners and mounted on a scraps from the front of my card with a "flag" on the left side 



God Bless our Veterans and in Memory of my Daddy who served in the Air Corp.  What a handsome man . . .




At the Allegheny County Airport the summer before he passed, they had the plane that daddy was a bombardier.  I took him to see the plane and he recanted stories of his service. This picture was taken at that time:  



Miss you Daddy.


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