FReeper Canteen ~ Finally Friday ~ 24 Oct 08

Serving The Best Troops and Veterans In The World | The Canteen Crew

[MeekMom]

GF!!!

[fatima]

Hi Tas,(((((((Hugs))))))

[MeekMom]

Fatima!
Hiya darlin’! :))

[fatima]

Hi Beautiful.Is your pumpkin all ready?:)

[Mrs.Nooseman]

Good evening Tas.{{{HUGS}}}

Thank you.

[MeekMom]

Yep. Carved him up last week already! LOL
Got my 19 yr old to do it. :)
He carved a smirk on his face. LOL

[Kathy in Alaska]

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[fatima]

Heheeheeeeee,How bout a cig hanging out of it’s mouth.I dread when all the grandkids become teens.We have a new greatgrandchild on it’s way.They said the due date is in June.

[MeekMom]

Congrats fatima! Do you know if you will have a boy or a girl yet? Hope the baby is healthy! :)

[fatima]

Have no idea.I think she was 1 hour pregnant-only kidding:)

[Grampa Dave]

Our assistant priest (Episcopalian) with our youth group coordinates an Operation ShoeBox every fall.

Members bring in shoeboxes and goodies for our kids to pack in the shoeboxes. The number one and two requests are soap/shampoo and toothbrushes/toothpaste.

Iraq is one place those shoeboxes end up.

Our grandkids helped bring in our donations of toothbrushes/tooth paste, soap/shampoo, pencils, note pads and simple checker games. Iraqi and Afghani children are among those targeted for these shoeboxes.

The kids brought in the bags and I brought in the shoeboxes to give to our asst. Priest. As we got into my truck, I looked into the rearview mirror to make sure their seatbelts were fastened.

I noticed a sad look in our 9 year old grand daughter’s face and asked her what was the problem.

She said, it was so sad that kids didn’t have soap/shampoo, toothbrushes/toothpaste and other simple things she and her friends never had to worry about.

I said that was why we who had things needed to share with those, who didn’t.

We saw her and her brother yesterday, and she wanted to know if the shoeboxes were on their way, and I said that they had left the church.

She smiled and said “Good!”