I just finished a delightful evening shave, face lathering with a nice Stirling synthetic brush and Stirling "Boat Drinks" soap, three passes of BBS happiness with my Timeless Bronze razor and a Gillette Nacet blade, and finished off with Stirling MITA splash and Proraso Blue balm. Sublime shaving at its best ! No matter how crazy today's "Pandemic World" may be, we can still truly enjoy the simple happiness of a good shave !
But then, ..... I started thinking. Here in the United States, we are celebrating Memorial Day. We need to be grateful for the ultimate sacrifices made by the men and women who lost their lives defending our country. No matter what your political loyalties may be, we can never forget the memories of all the thousands and thousands of lives that were lost for the sake of our freedom. My Dad, who passed away over nine years ago, landed on Omaha Beach during the dawn hours of D-Day as a staff sergeant in the 29th. Infantry Division. He never stopped talking about his "buddies" who never survived the Allied invasion of Normandy and lost their lives on June 6, 1944 and during all the horrible days of warfare that followed. So please gentlemen, as we try to get on with our own lives and protect our families and relatives and
loved ones from the horrors of this current COVID-19 pandemic, let's take a little time out to remember the sacred memories of all those who died while serving our country. God bless their souls !
But then, ..... I started thinking. Here in the United States, we are celebrating Memorial Day. We need to be grateful for the ultimate sacrifices made by the men and women who lost their lives defending our country. No matter what your political loyalties may be, we can never forget the memories of all the thousands and thousands of lives that were lost for the sake of our freedom. My Dad, who passed away over nine years ago, landed on Omaha Beach during the dawn hours of D-Day as a staff sergeant in the 29th. Infantry Division. He never stopped talking about his "buddies" who never survived the Allied invasion of Normandy and lost their lives on June 6, 1944 and during all the horrible days of warfare that followed. So please gentlemen, as we try to get on with our own lives and protect our families and relatives and
loved ones from the horrors of this current COVID-19 pandemic, let's take a little time out to remember the sacred memories of all those who died while serving our country. God bless their souls !
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