Freeper Canteen, Canteen kids February 8, 2006 Junior NRA

Kidlett CLR

[Kidlett CLR]

 

 

 

 

 

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Eddie Eagle

Eddie Eagle Says:

If you see a gun--
Stop...
Don't touch...
Leave the Area...
Tell an adult!

 

Eddie Eagle® is a registered trademark of the National Rifle Association's gun safety program for kids.  It is the nation's most popular gun safety program geared toward children and has been incorporated into school systems throughout the country.  Please get your parent's permission and click on the Eddie Eagle® Home Page below.  There is a bunch of material available including a videotape, booklets, pamphlets, stickers, coloring books and much more!!!

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Kid's Test

Take a short test on what you just learned.  I will give you a situation and you have to decide what to do.

Go take the test.

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Gun Safety Pact

This is a printable agreement for both you and your parents to sign.  This pact can save lives, so please pass it on to your friends.

Read, print and sign the gun safety pact with your parents.

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The Golden Rule Of Gun Safety:

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[trussell]

I'm just looking for something small (handgun) for the kids to learn with. Any ideas?

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Ahhhh..
Thanks Ma!
I think you should join me!
I been thinking about getting one of those fancy Spa type thingies that you can hook to the side of the tub..
Supposed to make it like a Jacuzzi?!
I'm happy you're here!
*HUG*
Ms.B

[fatima]

They had a plan.Give the baby up for adoption but the baby might be very sick.

[TASMANIANRED]

They don't think period.

They just let emotions carry them away.

[fatima]

Night beautiful.Thanks for keeping us company.

[TASMANIANRED]

Hehehe.

Bet that did make a difference.

[TASMANIANRED]

LOL...Well maybe once.

[fatima]

Give me crouton's and a homemade ceaser sause.Crouton's must be baked.

[HiJinx]

That's not a bad plan, but it looks like God has His own plan for their lives.

Do they have supportive parents? They're not going to be able to do this on their own...not without a lot of heartache.

[Army Air Corps]

"I'm not sure that Cody is ready for flying solo...especially since he has Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis. His joints are weak."

I am sorry to hear that. Are there any treatments that can improve his joints?

[Kathy in Alaska]

Today was much less stressful. I'm learning how to do things and I'm not feeling so helpless. But as I left tonight, "they" had already left because a newly written program wouldn't work.....this is not good. Can't print edit sheets until it's fixed, and we should have had them late today, or at least on our desks bright and early. I was hoping to sort them tonight and get them on desks. *sigh*

And how is work treating you?

[MS.BEHAVIN]

We would, Tas!
I can't stand to see TEDs put on improperly..
Pinched up with flesh swollen in between..
I mean.. It could just as easily be me/Nana and so on suffering with that...
You'd have somebodys' head for that, wouldn't ya!
LOL
Ms.B

[TASMANIANRED]

How old is Cody and how tall is he?

[Army Air Corps]

Yikes! It is 0114! I gotta get some sleep; g'night all.

[luvie]

GOOD NIGHT DEAR FRIENDS

**Keeping us safe**








God Bless Our Troops!

GOD BLESS THIS CANTEEN!
GOD BLESS AMERICA!
LOVE YOU GUYS (((HUGS)))

[fatima]

Now they have blood tests to see if the baby will live after one year old.

[HiJinx]

Okay, time to head for bed...my eyelids are drooping!

[fatima]

She has us and I don't know about him but she is well taken care of.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Sending prayers, fatima, for all involved. ((HUGS))

[trussell]

None that they are trying yet. They put him in therapy...but the therapist started manipulating his joints...he screamed in pain so I called his Rheumatologist, and she said a child with JRA should NEVER be manipulated. It releases toxins into their body!

There is a chance he could outgrow this...or he may be in a wheelchair before he hits highschool.