FReeper Canteen ~ Pancakes on Wednesday ~ 6 Apr 2004

Canteen Crew ~ Radix

[StarCMC]

Whoever made fitted sheets did NOT mean for anyone to EVER fold the darn things! I've had them down on the floor wrestling with them for an hour! They are now wadded up and stuffed in the armoir!

LOL TC -- and it's not just you males that feel that way. I HATE folding those darn things. My mom gave up trying to teach me -- the wadding technique is good for me too. OR the other technique -- only have one sheet for each bed. Wash, put back on....

[Old Sarge]

Time for bed, Kiddies!

See y'all tomorrow!

[TexasCowboy]

WELCOME HOME, KJFINE!!

"Just what I always wanted to be known as -- a tuna girl!"

Well, it's better than, "Sardine Girl"!

[Soaring Feather]

LOL!!!

I know what you mean about those fitted sheets. There is a method, but takes several days to carry out the ritual. You have the best solution. LOL

[StarCMC]

LOL - if you say so!!

[StarCMC]

Night Sarge -- thanks for posting for me today!! HUGS!!

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

I reposted your pics on Thursday thread.

Click on the pic and I'll guide you
to the start of today's thread

[Soaring Feather]

Hi mylife, glad you enjoyed the tunes. :-)

[trussell]

Doing good Colonel, how are you tonight?

[Kathy in Alaska]

John Mellancamp - The Authority Song

radu

[Soaring Feather]

The Canteen

As a light house beacon warns

a ship away from dangerous shores...

We in the  FReeper CANTEEN

offer a safe haven for our troops and their families.

May God Bless our ship  FReeper CANTEEN.

bentfeather
9/05/03
Revised 01/05/04

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good night and sleep well, Sarge. Thanks for helping keep Kentucky and the US of A safe. And thanks for helping honor our military, past and present.

[StarCMC]

Hey ya'll!! It's been a long and truly wonderful day today!! Kalen and Jenni stopped by Our Lady of the Snows (a local shrine) here on their way home to pray for the soldiers still in Iraq. I am happy my brother is home, but I will not forget that there are others who are not. Prayers lifted for all, wherever you serve...may God bless you and your families....

I'll see you all in a few hours!

HUGS!

[Kathy in Alaska]

I've had them down on the floor wrestling with them for an hour!
They are now wadded up and stuffed in the armoir!

Been there, done that. I can get all the fitted corners put together, then progress comes to a halt. Wadded up is good. They smooth out real nice when you put them on the bed.

[LisaMalia]

Thanks! What a beautiful picture. That was so special of you to take the time to post it. I can tell already that this is a very special group of people here in the Canteen. You guys may be stuck with me....:)

Mom and Dad celebrated with ALL of their "kids" (all five of us- ranging in age from 57-42) in his hospital room, and the nursing staff was gracious enough to even bring a little cake in, and we all sang "Happy Anniversary" to them.

All prayers for Daddy are so appreciated. The biopsy is tomorrow, and we should have the results on Friday.

[TexasCowboy]

Well, I'm glad I got a consensus of opinion of those darn sheets!
I was beginning to think I was retarded!

I vaguely remember that they were folded very nicely when I bought them, but I think something happens to them when you take them out of the package.
They kind of explode!

[Kathy in Alaska]

The Canteen is a family, always with room for one more to help honor our military. So glad the whole family was able to get together for your Mom and Dad's 59th anniversary. My folks will celebrate 61 in August. We are most fortunate to have had very little in the way of health issues. Prayers sent for your Dad, as well as the rest of your family.

[TexasCowboy]

Goodnight, Star!

This has been a wonderful day for you.
Thank you for letting us share.

[TexasCowboy]

Welcome, LisaMalia.

I will say a prayer for your dad's liver.
May the biopsy be benign.

Thank you for being here.

[TexasCowboy]

BTW: Some of my buddies were KIA in that same conflict.

May God bless them all and hold them in His loving arms.