Carrying the Cause Through Uncertainty
As uncertainty darkened the horizon, communities continued standing watch over a fragile dream of freedom, carrying responsibilities whose rewards they might never personally live long enough to see.
It is time to remember we are not separate from the people who came before us. We are the living embodiment of what they carried forward.
— M.E. Kapla
When Was the Last Time You Felt History? This was written by ChatGPT at M.E. Kapla's direction.
This was written for a 50 year old, 38 years from now. The voiced asked, If you could leave something for your Grandson to find when he is 50. What would you leave?
Welcome to REMEMBRACE. The stories in this book are an invitation to observe and remember. To discover what becomes visible when history is no longer someone else's story.
This is not history as distant information. It is history as inheritance. I hope you enjoy it.
Remembrance is the beginning of a continuing body of work. The Library on this site will grow over time from that same spirit of honest memory. The work continues.
The ongoing collections — published weekly.
As uncertainty darkened the horizon, communities continued standing watch over a fragile dream of freedom, carrying responsibilities whose rewards they might never personally live long enough to see.
Long after speeches faded and the first excitement of revolution disappeared, communities continued carrying the burden of freedom one cold night, one sacrifice, and one act of perseverance at a time.
The burden of an uncertain future rested upon the shoulders of men willing to carry responsibilities far greater than themselves, for a freedom future generations might one day inherit.
New writing arrives every week. Come back when you want to think about something slowly.
Fourteen Years in Business
Since June 2012, Mark has operated Magnet Rocks — a magnetic jewelry business inside the Daytona Flea & Farmers Market. The same principles that shaped Remembrance have guided every conversation at the booth: honesty, generosity, and the belief that every person deserves to be treated like family.