It was the book that put more miles on me than any other. Across the US, in Canada, and twice across Germany where I spoke in 20 cities and towns. That book changed my life, and it started in Belgium where I was researching a school she had taught in, but that focus changed over the following years.
I am reflecting, during my morning quiet time, and giving thanks for my Dad and all my—and my husband’s—uncles who served in WWII. They all came home but are now gone. Also for ALL those who have dies in service.
We are celebrating with a front porch picnic and giving thanks for desperately needed rain.
I posted a substack about how my father's life was saved by young American soldiers: https://levraphael.substack.com/p/gis-saved-my-fathers-life?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=1328635&post_id=199158658&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=false&r=2rnno&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email
Incredible! A life changing book?! Well, that does make sense.
@Lev Raphael thank you! I love your story! Of course, now I want to read your book. 😊
It was the book that put more miles on me than any other. Across the US, in Canada, and twice across Germany where I spoke in 20 cities and towns. That book changed my life, and it started in Belgium where I was researching a school she had taught in, but that focus changed over the following years.
I am reflecting, during my morning quiet time, and giving thanks for my Dad and all my—and my husband’s—uncles who served in WWII. They all came home but are now gone. Also for ALL those who have dies in service.
We are celebrating with a front porch picnic and giving thanks for desperately needed rain.
I’m grateful for your family. ❤️🤍💙thank you for commenting Elizabeth!