_lh7z

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   by _lh7z 11y ago

   I'm very grateful we live in safer times, in part because people like our fathers, grandfathers, and Joe Medicine Crow participated in wars so that we (hopefully) never again have to. I think the twinges of existential crisis mostly co
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   by _lh7z 11y ago

   First due in July... :)
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   by _lh7z 11y ago

   The article references hearing stories of Little Big Horn from a direct family member who had his own direct connection to Custer. That's likely why.
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   by _lh7z 11y ago

   I don't disagree. It's a more personal feeling than how I might measure or respect the impact of others.
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   by _lh7z 11y ago

   Reading stories about the life of a 102 year old man really evokes feelings of inconsequentiality. I used to get the same feelings listening to my grandfather talk about World War II (which he didn't do often, but enough that I have me