Remember Your Bonds

I think it is important to remember where you and your family have come from. Important to understand and know what you and your ancestors went through and what they overcome to get where you are at today. The more you know and understand this trail of tears, they more you will appreciate what you have, the more respect you will have for what it takes to get where you are at. You will take less for granted and deeply appreciate and respect the course that others may take long their journeys.

Know your story. Remember your bonds.

Guy

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