I’m loving my new calling at church: planning bi-monthly activities for girls ages 8-11.Our first activity together?
Writing letters to soldiers and veterans and boxing up all the candy for Operation Gratitude.
A Veteran’s Day Activity
I’m loving my new calling at church: planning bi-monthly activities for girls ages 8-11.Our first activity together?
Writing letters to soldiers and veterans and boxing up all the candy for Operation Gratitude.
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I am a Marine wife & mother of three 'lil devil pups so I wanted to extended my families gratitude to you for your efforts in supporting our troops.
~Christina @ primmymommy.etsy.com
(I love your blog!)
Hi Carrie! What a great idea! I too am Activity Days in our ward. Is it not the best calling?!
What a great Veteran's Day activity for the kids. We're definitely putting this on our to do list. Maybe I can convince them to contribute some of their Halloween candy too. Thanks for the tip.
How very wonderful of you and yours!
oh how delighted i am that we have the same calling now — i need some fresh ideas. and it is the best calling!
So glad to have found your blog. How fun, fun, fun!!
I love that idea! I'm working with the 8 year old scouts…this would be a prefect project for them, totally worthwhile and they would love doing it. Thanks for posting this….you always have the best ideas.
I can’t fine the free pattern for the adule snuggie. Please could you email it to me.. I want to make some for christmas..thanks Pam
Seeing people want to continue to do this type of activity is so wonderful. As an Army spouse it means a lot that our soldiers serving over seas and those who have fulfilled their Military duty are not forgotten. Please remember to include our Wounded Warriors as well. Kind words and thoughts help them to continue their road to recovery.
This is such an amazing idea! I want our girls to always remember our freedoms and how they got them-by those brave enough to fight for them! I LOVE this idea for our Fourth of July activity!
Question though: where did you put the return address?
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