I had the privilege of serving in the United States Marine Corps twenty something years ago. It was one of the best things I could have ever done. Countless thousands have served before and after me. But there is one common factor among all of us; our desire to keep America free. The reality of our time is the necessity of a strong defense. Whether it was you or someone you know, average Americans become extra ordinary by taking on the responsibility to defend the very freedom each of us enjoys.
We could get into a bunch of political debates about where our Country is, but that’s not what today is all about. Honoring our Veterans is the moral and appropriate thing to do. If it were up to me all Veterans would get the day off with pay for the rest of their lives. It’s important that we remember these people, where might we be without someone willing to put their life before yours?
Thank you, every vet, past and present, for your honorable service and sacrifice. Many are not with us and while it’s heart breaking, we know that with out their actions we would not enjoy what we have today.
I read a blog by 
. Being the geek I am, there had to be some type of technology to make it work. After spending more time than should have been spent, I came to the same conclusion Patti did: you don’t need a software tool to implement GTD.