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The morning sun shone upon the waters of Pearl Harbor that day, some seventeen years ago, warming the deck of a visiting Chinese ship moored to one of the docks. An unexpected visitor, seemingly unnoticed by the ship’s uniformed service members, deftly navigated the ladder from a deck below. SheContinue Reading
Originally published 11/11/2014 Martha Cothren is a teacher, coach, veterans’ advocate and hero to many. Her inspirational story, which has been making the rounds on the world-wide web for almost a decade now, has made the Little Rock high school history teacher into a legend among educators andContinue Reading
Military family members hear the question a lot from friends, family and neighbors, “What can I do for our deployed troops?” There are many things they can do, of course, but did you know about one of the easiest? The “Cup Of Joe For A Joe” program offered by theContinue Reading
Hilarious Video: Reaction After Robin Williams Experiences Bugle Call for First Time The late actor and comedian Robin Williams was a beloved member of USO tours, committed to serving our military. While performing for troops in Kuwait, Williams is suddenly interrupted by a long-standing military tradition observed daily at 5:00Continue Reading
I always dread the question, “Where are you from?” It’s not that I mind answering, just that it’s so – complicated. I prefer qualifiers like, “Where are you from, originally?” or, “Where do you live now?” My answer to the latter is that I live in Hawaii, for now. It’sContinue Reading
You leave so much behind when you move – familiar routines, neighborhood friends, church family, doctors, and the kids’ favorite babysitter. And then there are those relationships you don’t fully appreciate until you have to part ways. Like your hairdresser. Judge if you will, but…I really, really, really, REALLY missContinue Reading
