A very American holiday that seems to resonate with many in
the coalition. It’s a time to gather
with those closest to you, share a meal and think about how good we actually
have it compared to many outside the castle walls. Those around you are either your peers,
support structure, or guardians and I’m happy to be meeting as many of them as
I can. The command asked us leaders to
think about volunteering our time to serve food to the troops. Who could pass up the chance? We donned our hair nets, gloves and aprons
and manned the chow lines. It was great
to see smiles on the young soldiers. The
vendor who has the catering contract will be leaving at the end of December, so
they cooked up a pretty good meal (I guess to make up for all the poor meals in
the prior months), with lots of decorations made from fruit and bread. It was nice and a good break from the
grind. Yet, by 7pm, most everyone was back
at work. Nation building never rests.
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