So did you thank a veteran today?

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It means alot and it's the least you can do.

If not, a good way is through the Red Cross. Every $1 is appreciated.

https://www.redcross.org/donate/index.jsp?donateStep=2&itemId=prod10001&scode=RSG00000E017&subcode=yahoobranddonation&utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=fundraising_brand_donation_yahoo

[Rip]

I did actually. My dad and I do yard-work for a guy who's like... 92 years old. I forget what war he was in though. But anyways, he always offers us beer when we're done and he's hilarious. Such a great guy.

[Guest]

i was partying with a bunch of people today.. and we called a friends dad on speaker phone and provided him the most obnoxious thank you ever. we were going to do it for all our dads, but that one call was too embarrassing to follow up.

[monsterrod]

I'm an army vet and today at work, my boss Cindy Pawlcyn (a relatively famous chef) came in to work, wished me a happy Veterans Day and offered me anything I wanted for dinner, on the house. That meant a lot to me. It was really cool. My Dad also sent me an email saying how proud he is of me and (he's into genealogy) a list of everyone in my family tree that has ever fought in a war, with my name at the top. That was also super cool.

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I'm an army vet and today at work, my boss Cindy Pawlcyn (a relatively famous chef) came in to work, wished me a happy Veterans Day and offered me anything I wanted for dinner, on the house. That meant a lot to me. It was really cool. My Dad also sent me an email saying how proud he is of me and (he's into genealogy) a list of everyone in my family tree that has ever fought in a war, with my name at the top. That was also super cool.

I got a peaceful day by myself. People seemed to forget until today, not that I wanted thanks. I feel it's more about the vets who'd died or are serving.