Hi Jay, I know the feelings, I visited the cemetery, all the beaches, Sainte Mère Église several years ago and the War Memorial in Caen it was a very sad day. But I have no regrets and I'm glad I went. On the USA front, at least our Washington State is a little better, but all the stuff happening is very sad and unnerving. I worry for my family living in the US. Thank you for all you do! Go Cougs! (my youngest neice is a Coug. Take care!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, dear Jay. I do appreciate your comments on the elephant in the room. So much content on YouTube skirts these big issues. I guess creators want to avoid potential controversies that might lose them subscribers. I find myself feeling subtly gaslit, though, when people act as if the world is normal now. Here in the United States, it is decidedly not normal! I walk around with a broken heart.
Well said…and thanks for putting it out there. Very few are asking the questions and continue along as if all is right with the world…it makes me wonder if I am overreacting…
Your post gave me an uplift, Jay, knowing we are in this moment together and we can only come out of the other side together. Keep doing what you're doing!
Strange dark days to be an American indeed. I am heading to Europe twice this year (Munich & Paris) with trips to Dachau & Normandy planned. I expected each to be somber and haunting but now I imagine it will be surreal. I remain hopeful some semblance of sanity will prevail but it’s hard to stomach how far off the rails we have spun.
Thank you for sharing. Collective understanding is the way
Yes, After watching Band of Brothers and seeing the real ones. I also am mixed, I went to the Vietnam memorial in DC, saw my friends name brought it home. ( I went to school was not selected). Thanks for your words. 🌴🌴
I have been struggling to put all these emotions into words, thank you for doing it so eloquently. 🙏🏼
In solidarity with you.
Hi Jay, I know the feelings, I visited the cemetery, all the beaches, Sainte Mère Église several years ago and the War Memorial in Caen it was a very sad day. But I have no regrets and I'm glad I went. On the USA front, at least our Washington State is a little better, but all the stuff happening is very sad and unnerving. I worry for my family living in the US. Thank you for all you do! Go Cougs! (my youngest neice is a Coug. Take care!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, dear Jay. I do appreciate your comments on the elephant in the room. So much content on YouTube skirts these big issues. I guess creators want to avoid potential controversies that might lose them subscribers. I find myself feeling subtly gaslit, though, when people act as if the world is normal now. Here in the United States, it is decidedly not normal! I walk around with a broken heart.
Well said…and thanks for putting it out there. Very few are asking the questions and continue along as if all is right with the world…it makes me wonder if I am overreacting…
Your post gave me an uplift, Jay, knowing we are in this moment together and we can only come out of the other side together. Keep doing what you're doing!
Strange dark days to be an American indeed. I am heading to Europe twice this year (Munich & Paris) with trips to Dachau & Normandy planned. I expected each to be somber and haunting but now I imagine it will be surreal. I remain hopeful some semblance of sanity will prevail but it’s hard to stomach how far off the rails we have spun.
Thank you for sharing. Collective understanding is the way
Yes, After watching Band of Brothers and seeing the real ones. I also am mixed, I went to the Vietnam memorial in DC, saw my friends name brought it home. ( I went to school was not selected). Thanks for your words. 🌴🌴