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USO Canteen FReeper Style....Liberty R&R to Arizona....
July 27,2002
FRiends of the USO Canteen FReeper Style and Snow Bunny
Posted on 07/27/2002 1:16:24 AM PDT by Snow Bunny
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If you know a Veteran, someone in your family, friend of the family, neighbor, who served their country, take a brief moment of your day to thank them. Thank them for the sacrifice they made for the better good of their country.
We at Free Republic, and the USO Canteen FReeper Style, are thankful for every service member in our military, who has served our great nation.
So, to the men and women who answered the call, in both times of war and peace, thank you.
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Message from Snow Bunny to all those who visit the Canteen.
This is how I think of the USO Canteen Freeper Style. It is like a cottage down a road, a place where a weary veteran can spend the night.
Since it opened, it is magical how so many Freepers who post here, feel it too. It has been so dear how the Freepers kept making it a cottage - a home-type of place that had a huge living room for them to visit in and a dance floor, a library, etc.
Many Veterans have written to me, saying that the Canteen is like home to them for the first time since they served.
This is your Canteen - a respite from our busy and sometimes troubling world. Make yourself at home.
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CASUAL SATURDAY AT THE CANTEEN
Liberty commences at the beginning of today's FReeper USO Canteen thread and, depending on your division assignment, expires when the new thread for Sunday is posted.
***** A special invitation to our troops and Veterans to join us in today's cyber trip. *****
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Arizona
Arizona from the splendor of the Grand Canyon to the multitude of wildflowers.
Our trip takes us to the Grand Canyon.......Anyone care to take an added trip down into this marvelous place?
Our next adventure happens when we get to......The Havasupai Indian Reservation is located in Havasu Canyon deep in the heart of Grand Canyon. Havasu Canyon is one of the over 600 side canyons together forming the 280-mile long Grand Canyon.
Home to towering waterfalls, beautiful cascades, and tropical blue-green pools this lush oasis is considered the "gem" of the Grand Canyon.
Beautiful Arizona landmark, Camelback Mountain
In a place called Sedona, there is something very mystical about this spot in Northeastern Arizona.
Sedona is unique in several respects. First is that it is relatively lush and seems rather out of place in a state better known for it's desert-like landscape. Secondly, Sedona has beautiful rich red rock formations that jet out of the sandy canyon floor, they look something like enormous sculptures against the azure sky.
Traveling over to Tucson where there are many things to see: ...Sabino Canyon, De Grazia Art Gallery, Seguaro National Monuments. But one of the stops we will take , is the Mission San Xavier.
Mission San Xavier del Blac
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To: 68-69TonkinGulfYatchClub
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721
posted on
07/27/2002 8:59:30 PM PDT
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WVNan
To: SAMWolf
Hi SAM.
722
posted on
07/27/2002 9:00:01 PM PDT
by
WVNan
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To: Snow Bunny
They are alive and in ok shape. Still need to get them out.
To: Snow Bunny; All
"Yes , thank God they are all out now." AMEN!!
Thank you, Lord!
I don't know how many remember the little girl named Jessica who was trapped in a pipe in Midland, Texas.
This reminds me of that night when they finally pulled her out after five days (I think).
The rescue man who finally got her out said that she was coming out in one piece or two if he had to pull her leg off.
When I saw her in one piece, I lost it!
The tears ran for hours!
I know just how the family members and friends of these miners feel tonight.
725
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07/27/2002 9:01:22 PM PDT
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COB1
To: SevenofNine
Good post!! Thank you so much.Good to see you.
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To: Mr_Magoo
OH they aren't out yet? Thanks Mr.M I guess I got excited and didn't pay attention. I hope it still goes good now to get them all out of there. Thanks again my dear friend.
To: Aeronaut
Hi Aeronaut, welcome home. Good to see you.That is also a fantastic photo you posted this morning.
To: COB1
"I don't know how many remember the little girl named Jessica who was trapped in a pipe in Midland, Texas."
I remember that miracle.
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To: Mr_Magoo
Hey Brother!
To: SAMWolf
Every screw and nut is accounted for and put away. Yes, those screws and nuts can be very nasty sometimes. I'm glad you put them away and I hope they stay away forever!!! I hate screws! Especially the nasty looking ones with big distorted heads, hahahahaha.
To: RaceBannon
giggle....Hi Race.....you are such a cutie.
The kissing booth is.......
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tee hee
To: 68-69TonkinGulfYatchClub
Hi Tonk! Congrats on the 3 rescues yesterday.
To: DoughtyOne
WOW , that is so neat!!! I never saw that before.
To: COB1
LMAO! What part do you think I was making up? Okay, I have actually 2 cents to my name. I goofed!LOL!
To: Snow Bunny; All
All Nine Trapped Miners Still Alive, Family Says
SOMERSET, Pa. (Reuters) - All nine miners trapped for three days in a flooded Pennsylvania coal mine are still alive, a family
member of one of the trapped men said on Saturday.
The relative said they had been given the news by rescue workers who spoke to the trapped men on a communications device
lowered down an air hole.
from:
http://www.FreeRepublic.com/focus/news/723441/posts?page=308#308
To: Militiaman7
Hi M7, so good to see you, that is a beautiful graphic.Have a fabulous weekend dear friend.
To: souris; SAMWolf; Snow Bunny; All
I like this one, too.
The moments, Special Lady
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