VickiVM
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- May 3, 2001
from Lackland AFB here in San Antonio. We're on a list of volunteers to bring men and/or women to our house for Thanksgiving. Other than letting them have control of the tv to watch whatever football games they would like, what else can we do to entertain them? I have unlimited long distance, so they may call as many loved ones as they want. But what else can we do to make them feel at home and special for the day?
11/30 - Update
I just wanted you all to know that this past Thanksgiving was absolutely, hands down, the best one ever!! The two airmen we hosted were wonderful - friendly, courteous, talkative, engaging and just terrific young men. They stayed with our family until the very last minute possible before we had to get them back to base. Unfortunately, they weren't able to take food back with them. However, since I have unlimited minutes on my long distance, they were able to talk to many family members and friends throughout the day. I also let them use my digital camera to take photos which I downloaded and copied to cd's for them.
One of the young men knows for sure he will do his Tech training her in San Antonio and we made him promise to call us when has privileges to leave base so that we can take him around SA.
This is definately a new Moreno tradition and we are excited about doing it again next year! There were apprx. 1000 young men and women who signed up to leave base. And even more San Antonians eager to host them.
We miss Ricky and Travis and they are in our prayers daily.
Vicki Moreno
11/30 - Update
I just wanted you all to know that this past Thanksgiving was absolutely, hands down, the best one ever!! The two airmen we hosted were wonderful - friendly, courteous, talkative, engaging and just terrific young men. They stayed with our family until the very last minute possible before we had to get them back to base. Unfortunately, they weren't able to take food back with them. However, since I have unlimited minutes on my long distance, they were able to talk to many family members and friends throughout the day. I also let them use my digital camera to take photos which I downloaded and copied to cd's for them.
One of the young men knows for sure he will do his Tech training her in San Antonio and we made him promise to call us when has privileges to leave base so that we can take him around SA.
This is definately a new Moreno tradition and we are excited about doing it again next year! There were apprx. 1000 young men and women who signed up to leave base. And even more San Antonians eager to host them.
We miss Ricky and Travis and they are in our prayers daily.
Vicki Moreno