This comes from my friend, Dena Stevens – check it out – hope you can make it!
When: November 14th, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Where: Holy Cross Abbey in Canon City – at the Field House
What: Expo and Gift Fair with over 60 Vendors. (Get your Christmas Shopping done early!)
On October 31st you can
All at PINZ, on 855 Highway 105, Palmer Lake CO.
Call 719-487-PINZ, or go to www.thepinzsite.com for more information.
(Please verify all Info prior.)
If you like Hockey…take a look at the Colorado College Schedule…
Their Home Games are:
Fri/Sat – October 23/24 vs. Michigan Tech at 7:37/7:07pm
Fri/Sat – November 6/7 vs. Minnesota Duluth at 7:37/7:07pm
Fri/Sat – November 20/21 vs. Robert Morris at 7:37/7:07pm
Fri. – December 4th vs. Denver at 7:37pm
Fri/Sat – January 15/16 vs. Wisconsin at 7:37/7:07pm
Fri/Sat – February 5th vs. Air Force at 7:37pm
Sat – February 6th vs. Mercyhurst at 7:07pm
Fri/Sat – Feb 26/27 vs North Dakota at 7:37/7:07pm
Sat – March 6th vs. Denver at 7:07pm
For additional Information call (719)576-2626, or check out CCTigers.com.
On October 23/24, January 29/30 and February 6th are $5 Kids Nights.
To use – or not to use?
The Military is trying to decide on what their policies, regarding social media should be.
On one hand – it offers communication between families, while the soldier is deployed – on the other, it could be a distraction.
It allows recruiters to stay in touch with recruits – but it also has a high risk of breaching security issues.
Where do you stand on this issue? Do you think the Military and its members should have Social Media options, like Twitter, Facebook etc? Or should the Military keep tighter control over it – to prevent security breaches, for the safety of the troops?
Check out this article “Defense Department to announce balanced Social Media Policy” - and let me know what you think?
The following is a resource for wounded soldiers and their families and friends. While we all hope that it won’t affect us – or anyone we know, we are aware, that it’s a possibility. That means, we should be prepared, have a plan, know where to turn to.
The following site, http://www.warriorcare.mil/ is helpful, with a variety of information, links and resources for any branch of service; for soldiers, family members, friends, neighbors – anyone who wants to help. Check it out, and pass it on, if you know of someone who could use some help.
According to a quote from their site, they offer ”…specific programs to sources of information. All play a role in ensuring you get the assistance to which you are entitled.
WarriorCare.mil serves as a portal to these various resources. Whether you are currently active-duty military, veteran, a family member or a concerned neighbor, the links on this site will provide answers to your questions or ideas for where to turn next.”
Do you have any sites, information, tips you’d like to share?
