This month I thought I’d talk about Remembrance Day.
Remembrance Day is mostly to remember the soldiers who fought for our freedom in World War I and World War II. We should also remember our troops who are fighting today. Although it isn’t a World War and we aren’t directly fighting a country doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t be included on this day. I know that many remembrance ceremonies include them; I believe all should at some point in the duration on the ceremony. Our silence is out of respect for our fallen troops and our veterans. Thank you everyone who fought to make our country strong and free.
Another thing I thought that I might talk about it our snow. For all you people who don’t like the snow, I’m sorry but you knew the snow was coming; it does it every year. For those of you who do love the snow, I’m sure we can expect lots more for a great winter. Snowboarding or skiing, whichever you prefer, should be possible very soon. Dress warmly everyone and try for all the people who don’t like that snow, try not to get too mad at it. Drive safely everyone because of covered roads and black ice, and you should drive safely anyways but you know what I mean.
Until next month, this is