.Remembrance Sunday...Memories of Flander fields

All these days of November, to enjoy the final glow of the Autumn leaves as they crunch and squish beneath our feet. Annual Remembrance Sunday in Britian today , which reminds all those who fought in the wars relentessly and the month where church invites everyone to pray for the dead.

Today on the Remembrance Sunday, with little kiddos, poppy badge were made with cardstock and did some art work with red and green tissue paper , made a war field on remembrance  Sunday. Later on for a small walk in Southern cemetery and paid a visit to the tomb of our former parish priest and some parishioners. We watched the Remembrance Sunday parade in bbc one and observed two minute silence. Remembering toils, sacrifices and darkest days of all the soldiers in the trenches and marsh lands. 

   

        Making poppy badge

    Flanders fields with poppies and the soldiers 

     

    War memorial in Southern Cemetery 

Some of the wordsearch and unscramble of the day and read the poem Flanders fields...

Last few days were of mini bike rides, strolls and footy as usual. Some were busy with exam preps too. Back again with full lock down , theresu 's football club paused, no H Mass.. everything became stagnant  again. ..hopefully not for long. However, just enjoying our neighbourhoods and its blessings these days.

    Beautiful scene from Southern cemetry