I'm a few hours late from getting this done on a day when the whole
country pauses to thank our servicemen and women for their sacrifice,
but I'm going to do it again.
Thank you.
Thank you Nathan
Swaim... and all of your brothers and sisters, for allowing me the
freedom to be my own boss at a business I own. To live and worship
freely and take images and write all my silly musings everyday is
something I shouldn't take for granted, but let's be honest. We all do.
Thank
you Nathan Swaim for finding it within yourself to take up our colors,
put on your ACU's, lace on your boots and defend our flag.
While
it would be much easier to turn inward... and focus exclusively on
bettering yourself for GMG football... or perhaps investing all your
efforts into your 1967 Mustang pride and joy... but you didn't.
You chose to turn outwardly. You chose to give. You chose us.
I
realize that you probably don't see it this way. You're just doing
your thing. You, along with hundreds and thousands of brave souls that
have made the choice to protect our liberties. Not just you, but all
those that have come before you that made a similar choice. Especially
those that have laid down their lives for us.
We can't thank you enough.
For
everyone one of you... there's hundreds of us. Hundreds of folks that
were called to do something else. And while pushing a shutter and
posting a blog feels tremendously less noble and brave, I just want to
thank you for the opportunity to live my life this way.
So while
we talked Wolverine football... how you found your sweet 'Mustang... and
what traveling to and from South Carolina is like, there was one thing
that REALLY meant something during your session. It was when we folded
Old Glory... and you held her in your hands... looking down with love
and respect. It was more than just an image. It was a symbol of your
choice.
Thank you, Nathan Swaim... for choosing me. Not just
for senior pictures, but more importantly, for protecting what we stand
for.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
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