Editing is a challenge for me. No it’s not just the commas that bug me, it’s more content related. I’m at a point in my book where I’m just not sure about part of the plot. Yes it’s plausible, not common, but plausible.
I placed an old Ford truck in italy. The owner purchased it from a service man who was leaving the country and didn’t want to take it home. He uses it in his vineyard.
I’d love some feedback on this.
Josh is an inspiration he’s 17 and has several books pending publication.
An Angel is a giver of kindness and mercy. While this might be said of all, I know the most amazing angels of all.
They are Soldiers Angels.
A group of unsung heroes from all walks of life. They have one thing in common. A wish that “May No Soldier Go Unloved.”
These angels open their hearts to help the soldiers, they ask nothing in return.
The biggest gift you can give one of these angels is a thank you. If you really want to make their day and you’re deployed “Free Mail” is a huge present.
As an Army wife I’ve chatted with lots of soldiers, the ones who have been supported by a Soldiers Angel have the most wonderful things to say. I have been amazed by the support given by the angels many times and in more than one way.
All I can say is that the world is a much better place thanks to this wonderful group.
I know of no words that can truely say that would express how I feel about this wonderful group that I am blessed to be part of.
I was voluntold by several people to attend a luncheon today. With me being on crutches and using a wheel chair for bigger outings I was reluctant. I am also not a fan of praise for the volunteer things I do, I prefer to fly under the radar.
I want to share with you the lovely word my husband wrote about me and my volunteer work (He didn’t want to write the blog post so…)
My wife Ann:
Ann does more good than anyone knows.
She is always smiling, and willing to help.
She’ll get up at 3am to make coffee for the FRG, or make beds for returning soldiers. She’ll even turn the living room into a warehouse or drive cross-country to get something that’s needed.
She’ll stay up late listening to a vet friend who just needs an ear.
Then at the Airborne & Special Operations Museum she’ll watch and chat with visitors, and take a few photos.
Sometimes she surprises me. To quote her when I told her she was getting an award and the XO had been asking about her.
“The best way to see into my heart is to read my blog.”
I can’t count the times she’s told me she’s up to something with that grin, and it’s always good mischief.
She’s an angel at heart, a true Soldiers Angel. (As long as she’s had her coffee.)
This is the award I received I could not have achieved this without the help of my Soldiers Angels friends. Wingtip to wingtip we can do anything. I thank all of my angel friends and supporters.
