CyberCelt | May 26, 2008 in Historic,Holidays,Remember | Comments (0)
Memorial Day
Honor and Appreciate their Sacrifice on the Field of Battle.
Most of All, Remember Them Today.
Memorial Day is a day of remembrance for those who died in service to our country. Congress declared Memorial Day a national holiday in 1971, to be celebrated on the last Monday of May. About 5,000 people attend the Memorial Day ceremony at the Arlington National Cemetery each year. A small American flag is placed on each grave and the President lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Ways You Might Celebrate Memorial Day:
Decoration Day
Originally know as Decoration Day, it is believed that Memorial day started in the United States after the Civil War to remember fallen Union soldiers. This might be true, because eight southern states still hold a separate memorial day for fallen Confederate soldiers.
CyberCelt | in Other Countries,Other States,RV Travel,Travel | Comments (0)
The TravelHacker blog on AirlineCreditCards.comhas released a list of Top 100 Best Travel Journal blogs. Texas RV Travel blog is number 47 and is under the category of Region Specific blogs. I saw the backlink to my blog or I would have missed it. I would not have wanted to do that as I appreciate all my readers.
To you, Christina Laun of TravelHacker blog, I present the Nice Matters Award and my sincere thanks!
Take a look at the many wonderful travel blogs that TravelHacker found.
CyberCelt | May 25, 2008 in Reviews | Comments (0)
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