“And that is to put some permanent concrete symbolism into the sidewalks leading to the cenotaph.” The concrete memorial in the sidewalk would likely read “Lest we forget,” he added.

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“Given the public interest in this project, it is crucial that discussions remain fact-based and constructive to ensure the cenotaph’s dignity is upheld. We look forward to working together to ...

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We never thought about oxygen intake or heart rate back then. We never cared about the mattress or the soothing sound of ocean waves. We got tired. We slept. When we slept enough, we woke up.