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Tag Archives: America
Happy Birthday, America
This week’s topic is one I came up with. Since the Independence Day holiday falls during this week, I thought I’d focus on our nation. And an important part of who we are is knowing where we’ve been. So I … Continue reading
Posted in history, Patricia Kiyono, What if
Tagged America, Gettysburg Address, independence day, Lincoln
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Advent and Pearl Harbor in the Same Week
Advent — Waiting for Christmas And A Note About Pearl Harbor By Jeff Salter We’re blogging this week about Advent. Not being Catholic, I had only a general notion that Advent was part of the Christmas Holiday season, but did … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Holiday, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing, youth
Tagged Advent, America, Baptist, Catholic, Christ, Christian, Christmas, Christmas Catalog, Day of Infamy, Germany, Hickam Field, Japan, Jesus, Pearl Harbor, Sears, World War II
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Gosh, I’m Thankful… for the Greatest Generation
Thanksgiving Day 2013 By Jeff Salter On this Thanksgiving Day, I have uncountable blessings to be grateful for, but one which takes center stage is living in this nation which affords freedom and so many blessings to so many. But … Continue reading
Posted in authors, Books, Family, Holiday, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing, youth
Tagged America, Astraea Press, Called to Arms, Called to Arms Again, Elaina Lee, Great Depression, Greatest Generation, grit, holiday, J.L. Salter, patriotism, sacrifice, Thanksgiving, United States, veteran, veterans, Veterans Day, World War, World War II, World War Two
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C2AA Now in Paperback
By Jeff Salter I realize it’s Halloween and I’m supposed to be scaring everybody, so here’s a quick, token BOO! and then I’ll get on with my sales pitch during Free Week at 4F1H. Yeah, this is an exciting part … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged amazon, America, Called to Arms, Called to Arms Again, Greatest Generation, grit, mortality, paperback, patriotism, United States, veteran, veterans, Veterans Day, World War, World War II, World War Two
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Freedom and Independence
Honoring the Greatest Generation By Jeff Salter Today is a day we set aside for remembering that fateful day in 1776 when our Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence and formally split the new nation America from the rule … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged America, American Legion, Astraea Press, Declaration of Independence, Founding Fathers, Fourth of July, Greatest Generation, independence day, July Fourth, National Archives, United States, veterans, Veterans Day, vets, Washington DC, World War II, World War Two, WW2
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Tribute to Greatest Generation
By Jeff Salter We have an ‘open’ week here at 4F1H, so it’s only natural that I’d use Hound Day to talk about my upcoming novel, Called To Arms Again, scheduled for release by May 30. Of the seven novels … Continue reading
Posted in Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing
Tagged America, Called to Arms, Elaina Lee, Greatest Generation, grit, patriotism, United States, veteran, veterans, Veterans Day, World War, World War II, World War Two
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I Only Lost a Book
Although I have loaned many things that were never returned,(note to self to complain to sister about my royal blue sweatshirt she borrowed and left somewhere in the ’60’s), I am upset about one item in particular. I had gotten … Continue reading
Posted in Tonette Joyce
Tagged America, American Indians, books, paranormal, fantasy, hot, cold, pain, blisters, tan, Janette Harjo, love,Books To Go Now!, Boy Scouts, Cherokee, Geneva, lending, Lumbee, Native Americans, Ogalala Sioux, Order of the Arrow, Pocahontas, Powhatan, Russell Means, Scouters, sister, Switzerland, tribes, United Nations
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Now, It’s ‘Independence Day’ To Me
To be honest, I never felt terribly patriotic growing up, but OH! how we did do up the Fourth of July with fireworks! We bought them early and we bought a lot of mostly small ones, but they lasted through … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday, Miscellaneous, Tonette Joyce
Tagged Abigail Addams, America, American Flag, American Indian, American revolution, Benjamin Franklin, Britain, celebrations, Fairfax County, family, fireworks, food, Founding Mothers, Fourth of July, George Mason, George Washington, Gunston Hall, HBO, holidays, Independence, independence day, Irish Independence, John Addams, Martha Washington, Maryland, Monticell, Mount Vernon, patriotism, Red, sacrifice, sparklers, Thomas Jefferson, USA, Virginia, war, White and Blue, women, Woodlawn Plantation
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Declaring Independence
… Meant Freedoms (Large & Small) By Jeff Salter I don’t care all that much for picnics or fireworks (though I have nothing in particular against them). I worry, however, that new generations think of July Fourth as … Continue reading