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I was having a very trying few weeks at this point so my sister ordered some mint brownies from the Vermont Brownie Company and had them delivered to me. This half dozen, individually wrapped bits of chocolately minty yumminess helped to save my sanity when I needed it most. My little sister, in a word, is awesome. <3
A longtime friend of my wife, Denise, sent us a small care package today. A colleague from Berlin is visiting Alaska for a couple weeks – the colleague hand delivered these goodies this afternoon.
Project Hope was the first to pick up their bushels of towels and bags of socks. Our DSN team would rush in and out of the build during the next hour or so to bring these packages to the vans waiting outside.
We had 6 different organizations come and receive these packages. A small tangible expression of God's glory & love to Boston, esp. to those who are in great need.
SYD --> TKO.
2 new SERPS ZINE zines:
I'd rather own a jpeg - Tristan Ceddia.
Dental care dogg!! - Ronny Fenwick
my friend noel lives in hawaii, she sent me a package full of goodies! it smells like coconuts! i'm in love. she's amazing.
These goodies were sent from some Aussie friends - lots of fun stuff!
Gummy chocolate babies are 98% fat free! Good to know.
(Left to right) Jody Humphries and Staff Sgt. John Speed answer questions during a visit to Matoaca Elementary School children in Ettrick, Va. On behalf of their deployed fellow Soldiers, 80th Training Command troops visited the school in December 2009 to say thank you for the holiday care packages the children and staff collected, packaged and shipped to those deployed overseas. Photo by Staff Sgt. Anne W. Lewis
80th Soldiers pose with school children and school counselor Nydia Negron at Matoaca Elementary School in Ettrick, Va., as part of a visit in December 2009. On behalf of their fellow Soldiers, the troops visited to say thank you for their holiday care packages the children and staff collected, packaged and shipped to those deployed overseas. Photo by Staff Sgt. Anne W. Lewis
marie is apparently an incredible needle felter! and an incredible friend. she sent me three, count em -- three! of these gorgeous felted pouches she made. and she's sent me awesome letters in the past too. i love marie.
Fanks Becky! Look at what I got! Very kind. Even made me cry, like a big girl. We even had a conversation - I'd almost forgotten how it worked. Lucky Becky, sure I was scintillating!
These goodies were sent from some Aussie friends - lots of fun stuff!
Double Chocolate Lamington Fingers. These are just begging for a cup of coffee.
Emily and Jessica doing some heavy lifting in order to change the world.
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Took over the Care Package program for the base Chief's Mess today. This is just one of the containers of stuff that we had we can put in the packages. I've never seen so much lip balm in my life. haha
Any ideas for package items are welcome. We send a monthly care package to all the Sailors from NAS Lemoore who are currently serving on an IA. One month is typically food items, next month is toiletries.
The contents of a recent care package sent from my mum. Claire and I live on Barry's Tea, and while Cadbury's Creme Eggs are available in Canada, these ones from Ireland are larger and taste noticeably different. Not better, not worse, just different.
The package had been opened by Canadian Customs, and, for whatever reason, they chose to open one of the two packets of Creme Eggs. However, nothing was removed or taken, and, as seen in my previous photo, everything was sealed back in and sent on to me to enjoy.
Rev. Pipkin with boxes Care Packages for our soldiers in Afghanistan
donated by the one and true The Falls Church Episcopal.