Custer's soldiers were trained to shoot their horses and use them for protection when they were in an indefensible position. I find this area to be a very sorry connentation on mankind ...
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I always feel a little weird when I find myself feeling more empathy for the animals than the men. I don't know what that is. Hmmmm. Probably because animals don't make the choices to be on battlefields. Yes, Beth - nothing has changed in millenia. We're a complicated species.
{{ Hugs }}
Cathy
I guess so ... I find it so hard that we have not advanced ... I guess the universal question for me ... why?
love,
b
Hey Mom - Mike here,
This is great! You should have been blogging a long time ago! I'm really impressed with this - and btw, Dad has it saved as a home page. Hope all is well. The dogs don't even know you're gone (feels good right?lol).
Much love,
Mike
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