We who are stateside will celebrate Christmas and other holidays this season. Some soldiers are home, others are not, many will be traveling. When you see them, thank them. If saying something is too hard to do, check out this mini-video and learn a very heart warming, silent "thank you," one you can teach your children.

If you would like to take another step, Richard Glasgow of Stillwater, MN has designed terrific "thank you" cards for our soldiers. He gives them away but will also take donations to defray the costs of production. If you go to this website, you will see copies of the cards. I hand them to soldiers and put them on windshields of cars that have bumper stickers indicating a family member in the service.

Spread some joy as well as gratitude this holiday season.

Labels: US Soldiers