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It is unfathomable to be drafted involuntarily to serve in hellish conditions, witness death and atrocities, only to return home to be spat upon for doing a job you were forced to do. Patriotism calls for great courage, and is deserving of honor and respect. May America learn from the past better directions in the future.

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This poem sums up Willy's story, the voices of memories inside trying to persuade a change in direction, yet blindly continues the path, sells his soul, and dies a fool. Journal Entry-Stevie Nicks, one of the greatest poets and songwriters.

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People show love in many ways. Handmade heirloom quilts show a labor of love that can be passed for generations. Every patch, every stain, every smell carries memories that keep your heart warm forever.

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Quilt Artist Carol Taylor Gallery Samples

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Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Grandma's Quilts · Larry Whitler Slideshow ℗ 2010 Larry Whitler Released on: 2010-08-05 Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Sometimes people become so consumed with the assumption of racism, that they see nothing else. Our country has suffered enough from racism and the misconceptions of racism. Something as innocent as Girl Scout Brownies...where a sisterhood is formed to empower young girls and color is not considered.

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Humanity succeeds as a whole when everyone has the opportunity to excel. But everyone must participate and use the strengths they have been given. It is our duty to humanity to contribute.

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Unimaginable levels of human depravity. A dark time in history. An apathy that still manifests today in the Bystander effect, still inexcusable.

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Dreams should be nurtured. They come from deep within us. There is no limit If we have the courage to reach for those dreams.

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Dreams - The Cranberries - Lyrics --- All my life is changing every day In every possible way. In all my dreams, It's never quite as it seems Never quite as it seems. I know I've felt like this before But now I'm feeling it even more Because it came from you.

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The Founding Fathers did not understand the concept of reading the fine print. Liberty and justice for all had no limitations and exclusions by design. Freedom belongs to all.

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The young mother was left alone with nothing but the yellow wallpaper for too long. An overactive, depressed mind began to see a woman behind the wallpaper, then many women, and finally...herself. In a final break, she attempted to reconcile the world in her mind with the reality.

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Interesting that Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters note the half emptied bag of sugar as though Mrs. Wright stopped in the middle of a mindless task. It must have been the moment Mr. Wright broke the canary's neck. And yet...she must not have reacted quickly in anger; rather seemingly waited quietly for the moment he was sleeping and vulnerable to pay back the cruel act with the very same action. Sweet revenge.

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This was a sad tale of a young woman with a heart condition that transcended the physical ailment. Although the story acknowledges some degree of love for her husband, the premise of freedom to live her life unbridled was far greater. Enduring a lifetime submitted to the husband she thought she had been freed of, ultimately stole her resolve to live and she succumbed willingly to her disease.

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The never ending rant reminds me of a controlling mother mixing random advice laced with a constant obsessive warning to avoid becoming a slut. Although the motivation may be pure, the message leaves no room for independent thought to the receiver. It reminded me of the submissive babbling of Adam Sandler to his mother's controlling commands on Waterboy.

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Interesting play scene seemingly from an era of antiquated attitudes on the complexities of women. The inference is drawn that Mrs. Wright could have once been compared to the beauty, happiness, and song found in that of the canary. The joy of memory found in the canary by Mrs. Wright played out in vengeance upon Mr. Wright in the same manner the canary was taken, and likely with the undertones of her own stolen happiness.