Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. It's one of those times when, I believe, nothing more needs to be said.
I read the post below this morning, and it moved me to tears. It wasn't the tales of horror, but rather what it said about humanity.
I'll also be reflecting a bit more than usual today, and aiming for a touch more silence.
the GM
Knowing Jack: Holocaust Remembrance Day 2012
8 comments:
WOW ... so now that you made me cry ... Jack, what a beautiful human being. A few years ago I read "Night" by Elie Wiesel. I don't know how anyone could survive such an unspeakable hell and still have human emotions - kindness, love, hope. AMAZING. My little worries are nothing ... thanks for the link. I needed to read this today.
XOXO
Deb
Thank you for sharing Jack's story! In addition to what happened to him during the war, I found the story of he came to America after the war just as fascinating. I shared the story with my FB friends, I hope more people are encouraged to read it. Jack's life will live on in all the people like us who share.
Take care,
Lisa Weinstein
www.lisagradessweinstein.blogspot.com
Thank you Debbie and Lisa for reading. I think it's important to share these stories... sadly, it's too easy to forget. I know that I for one, do not want to forget.
Great link! Inspirational story!
Thanks so much for sharing that beautiful and extremely touching story. I still am crying. Much love my dear friend.
Thanks Kathy. Looking forward, as always, to you Sunday post. Just as soon as I have another cup of Joe. This weather makes me feel like lead! xoxxo
I was just having tears run lightly down my face until the end when Jack said he's tired. Now, I'm just drenched.
Wow...wow...what is there to say?
Thanks punkin for that
Sharon
What a beautiful reminder Darling... thanks for sharing. xoxo
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