Write a letter to a troop, bring it to a Ram dealer and get a free CD.
http://www.ramtrucks.com/en/letters_for_lyrics
The First 100
Write a letter to a troop, bring it to a Ram dealer and get a free CD.
http://www.ramtrucks.com/en/letters_for_lyrics
The First 100
Neat! Thanks!
The First 100
We always received cards, but we did not have enough time to write everyone back. I rarely wrote people back that I did not know, not because I did not want to, but because my free time was spent trying to stay in touch with my own family.
My wife does scrapbooking and card making stuff. Her and a bunch of her friends created hundreds of blank cards and sent them over with envelopes. There were cards for almost every occasion, plus generic cards. Troops could grab a card, write their message inside and stick it in the mail for free. We had cards available at the PX, but there was not a wide selection. I remember looking for a card for our kid's first birthday and they cards they had in stock started with "Happy 5th Birthday". I just scratched out the 5 and put a 1 on the card
A lot of stuff gets sent overseas and we got spoiled with the stuff sent from the states. I swear I have never had so many chapsticks, crossword puzzle books, toothbrushes and deodarants in my life.
will share this on face book as well
" There is no excuse to go about your business in a half-hearted way. We are only alive for a finite number of days, and we're poorer for every hour that we spend in soft-hearted pursuits."
Dino
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
