{8/365} Today in Daisy's we discussed "service" and how it feels when you can donate your time, money or items to a specific cause. A group in our county will be collecting a bunch of items to be sent to the men and women serving in Iraq. I called the organizer to see if the girls could send cards as well! We provided the girls with stickers and a giant foam daisy with our troop number and town. Of course I had to use decorative paper (a scrapper use construction paper? LOL) so I dipped into my DCWV "Stack" stash. They all sent "Happy New Year" messages and thank yous. I think it was a simple yet important project and I hope somewhere in Iraq they will make a few soldiers smile!
Friday, January 9, 2009
Thursday, January 8
{8/365} Today in Daisy's we discussed "service" and how it feels when you can donate your time, money or items to a specific cause. A group in our county will be collecting a bunch of items to be sent to the men and women serving in Iraq. I called the organizer to see if the girls could send cards as well! We provided the girls with stickers and a giant foam daisy with our troop number and town. Of course I had to use decorative paper (a scrapper use construction paper? LOL) so I dipped into my DCWV "Stack" stash. They all sent "Happy New Year" messages and thank yous. I think it was a simple yet important project and I hope somewhere in Iraq they will make a few soldiers smile!
{8/365} Today in Daisy's we discussed "service" and how it feels when you can donate your time, money or items to a specific cause. A group in our county will be collecting a bunch of items to be sent to the men and women serving in Iraq. I called the organizer to see if the girls could send cards as well! We provided the girls with stickers and a giant foam daisy with our troop number and town. Of course I had to use decorative paper (a scrapper use construction paper? LOL) so I dipped into my DCWV "Stack" stash. They all sent "Happy New Year" messages and thank yous. I think it was a simple yet important project and I hope somewhere in Iraq they will make a few soldiers smile!
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What a wonderful project. I have a brother-in-law in Iraq, these types of things mean so much to them.
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