Remembrance Day

On Remembrance Sunday, the Queen, or the reigning monarch, traditionally participates in commemorative events to honor those who have died in military service. This includes laying a wreath at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London, during a solemn ceremony attended by veterans and members of the armed forces. The Queen also observes a moment of silence alongside other dignitaries and the public, reflecting on the sacrifices made by service members. This annual event emphasizes the nation's gratitude and remembrance for the fallen.

Commonest reason I guess is "cant be bothered". But of the active non-wearers, the argument seems to center on not wanting to appear to support either existing wars or war centric policies of past governments, or more generally wish to avoid glorification of war. This is simpleminded tosh. Wear a poppy to commemorate those who died. They didn't have a choice. Their sacrifice was not a moral or political position made real. They were then the victims of political, moral, or human failure. Wear it to remember the individual dead, nothing else. And thank God we can no longer be required die for our political donkeys.

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Remembrance.

it is called veteran day .

One doubts that it is. Had you watched the Remebrance Day Parade from the Cenotaph in London you would have seen the Queen wearing five poppies and the Duchess of Cambridge wearing two.

we wear poppies on remembrance day to show our respect for the people who died in the wars.

Canada Day celebrates the anniversary of the July 1, 1867, enactment of the British North America Act, 1867 which united Canada into a single country called Canada within the British Empire. It was created by the Canadian Government. The name was changed from Dominion Day to Canada Day in 1982 when the Canadian constitution was patriated.

Poppies grew in Flander's Feilds after World War I between the graves.

~pce out lolaa

A: IN 2012 on the 12th of december at 6.00 pm at night

In England and other commonwealth nations, it is called "Remembrance Day," and it serves to remember and honor the people who died for their country during the first and second world wars. In the US, it was originally called Armistice Day when it was established in 1919. These days, Americans call it Veterans Day, and it too honors and remembers those who died serving their country. These memorial holidays are observed on November 11.

the people involved on remembrance day are the people who died in the war

yes

In England Wales, and Northern Ireland remembrance day poppies are mostly paper representatives of the flat Earl Haig attributed design, a flat two petal poppy with a leaf made in Richmond Surrey. (The Car Poppy sold by the Royal British Legion has no leaf). In Scotland remembrance day poppies have four petals and no design has a leaf, they are made by poppyscotland. Countries around the world have other designs. The only significance of the leaf, or no leaf poppy is that it may give a clue to the country where the poppy was, or was not, manufactured. There are no rules governing how, or where to wear a poppy, nor the angle of the leaf if present.

Remembrance Day is observed on November 11 in remembrance of the end of hostilities in World War I on that day in 1918. Hostilities ended at the "11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month," so that is why you would stop wearing the poppy after that time.

"keepsake, souvenir," early 15c., from Fr. remembrance (11c.), from remembrer (see http://wiki.answers.com/index.php?term=remember). Remembrance Day, the Sunday nearest Nov. 11 (originally in memory of the dead of World War I) is attested from 1921.

in the two minutes of silence, first minute means the dead soldiers and the last minute means the the soldiers in war at this minute

"With deepest sympathy from the A family"

"In loving memory of a dear cousin, A from B"

"Our deepest sympathy for your sad loss. Sorry we cant be with you today. Love and best wishes A & B"

"Aunt A you are always in our thoughts, and we know that you will be watching over us from your peaceful resting place in heaven.Love A"

"For our Nanna always loved and never forgotten rest in peace all our love A & B"

"Grandad you will always be in our hearts and minds. We will miss you , Love A & B"

"Aunty A, Especially in our thoughts today. With love from the B Family"

"With love and fond memories of Aunt A from the B family"

"To a much loved sister in law of A and B and Auntie to C, D & Families"

"Miss you already - will be thinking of you always love A"

"Safe in the arms of Jesus from A"

"Good night and God bless Mum, you will always be in our hearts A & B"

"Sleep well princess, you'll be in our hearts forever, our much loved sister A & B"

"Our heartfelt sympathies and condolences in these moments of sadness. Thinking of you, A and the rest of your family."

You can improve your memory by playing certain games that exercise your memory such as matching. You memory is a muscle like any other and needs to be exercised to become stronger. Lumosity.com is a good website for games to improve your memory, though you need to pay for many of the games. Also, getting the right amount amount of sleep can drastically improve your memory.

The poppies of remembrance honor the soldiers who died during war time. The funds gathered from the sales of poppies are usually used to help disabled American Veterans. They have been a symbol of the fallen American soldier since 1920.

In Flanders field the poppies grow.

Between the crosses

Row on row.

Poppies grow all over the world. Easily grown in gardens, anywhere with a 120+ day growing season.

There could be many choices. It could be about the actual subject. Popular titles of this theme have been -In Flanders Fields, A corner of a foreign field, Up the the line, the Poppy, Break of day, The General, or many others. Pick a similar choice based on what exactly you have written.

They wear it so that people remember the people who died, because when people died on the field, poppies started to grow all around.

I think you mean where abouts on the body? In the UK; females should wear it on the right side (as this is where war widows wore their husbands medals) and males should wear it on the left. The leaf should be pointing at 11 o'clock to signify the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.