Yeah… I suppose it is

Sippin coffee here, was at the house the other day, that has been on the wall for a very long time, never did ask her, which one of us boys she was she thinking of when she did that needlepoint, knowing her, she would have just smiled said nothing.

Have hero’s?

only hero I knew was my father, did I seek out good roll models along my path of course, knew a few shady ones to, you know for balance.

One such role model, a favorite of mine is ole Samual Wittmore, did Paul Revere wake him and piss him off, maybe, Ole Sam did live between Lexington & Concord. Sam would have made good Marine, really, he would have, you know the saying Marines are very good at 3 things

destroying

killing

make pregnant

If ole Sam wasn’t plowing his fields, he was plowing the wifey = 10 kids

With 10 kids, you ain’t gonna be rich, not in coin, but you be happy!

Just ask the parking lot Hoe

Was no welware, no ebt, no free shit of any kind, Sam took care of his family

I’ve always seen Sam as Man of good Character

Seen this and thought about my own

A Marine’s character is defined by three core values — Honor, Courage, and Commitment — which guide every decision, mission, and action

Honor

is the foundation. It means living with integrity in every action, upholding the highest ethical standards, and doing what is right even when no one is watching. Marines are expected to be honest, accountable, and steadfast in their moral compass, earning the trust of fellow Marines, the nation, and the legacy they protect

Courage

is not the absence of fear, but the will to face it. Marines demonstrate bold decision-making under pressure, stand up for what’s right, and persist when others would quit. This courage applies both in combat and in personal conduct, showing leadership, resilience, and the fortitude to uphold the mission regardless of cost

Commitment

is the promise to the Corps, to fellow Marines, and to the mission. It is a relentless dedication to excellence, refusal to give up, and a refusal to let others down. This unwavering loyalty fuels the Marine Corps’ reputation and ensures that Marines work together as one

Charlie Kirk was a good role model for his generation; I kept an on him from a distance I found him to be a Man of good character

Charlie Daniels would have liked Charlie kirk