The Gratitude Campaign

[California Girl]

Please take a moment to watch, you might be glad you did.

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[Terry]

CAGirl,
You came up with a good one here.

Thank you!

[Wakey]

nice..

We see them all the time in Atlanta's airport. Everything from large groups of baby-faced kids to small groups of older, serious looking folks that don't look up much.

Thank you!

[lprof]

I like this idea... somehow just a smile never seems enough.

Thanks California Girl!

[Joppa]

Thanks for that....I am always afraid of getting choked up (iam cryer)if I were to approach a service member and thank them. This is the perfect alternative for me.

Thanks I am Glad I watched

[Tracy in WI]

Love it CaGirl - I do feel awkward when out and don't know what to say. However, I was in Chicago a few weeks ago and an older man was sitting in a wheelchair with a cap on that indicated his service to our country. I said Thank you out loud and could tell he really appreciated it. I, too, get teary eyed, so this will help. Thanks for the link.

Also, as a P.S., I work with a group through my church that sends out care packages on a regular basis - if anyone has a loved one overseas in Iraq or Afghanistan, we would love to add them to our list. Send me a PM.

[sherban]

Thanks, good idea.

[Connie]

That was a good one that I'll remember.

Thanks!