A soldier's yard

samantha1979

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counting down until graduation!!
I hope this works. I should have posted this earlier. It is an email that I received a couple of days ago.



Mowing the grass
I hope the picture will go through for you - of this Army soldier in Iraq with his tiny "plot" of grass in front of his tent. It's heartwarming! Here is a soldier stationed in Iraq, stationed in a big sand box. He asked his wife to send him dirt ( U.S. soil), fertilizer, and some grass seed so that he can have the sweet aroma, and feel the grass grow beneath his feet. When the men of the squadron have a mission that they are going on, they take turns walking through the grass and the American soil -- to bring them good luck.



If you notice, he is even cutting the grass with a pair of a scissors. Sometimes we are in such a hurry that we don't stop and think about the little things that we take for granted.
 

heavenangels

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RI the littlest stop on the map..........
That is truly a special picture .......................................
Wow that really makes you want to
I truly wish this war would end Everyday we keep hearing we have lost another
When is this going to stop.

God bless to all the men & women fighting for us to keep our freedom.
I pray for all men , women and there family that there is a end in sight.

 

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Thankyou for reminding us once again why it's soo important to be greatful for the small things
(and to support our wonderful men and women in uniform!)
 

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i got that in a email a long time ago, its really touching
 

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I am glad that while they are there doing such important work they can have a small patch of home to call their own!
 
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