To tell you the truth (not being experienced in sending things to troops as I've only done it once before), I didn't even know anything about FRB's - heck, the first time someone mentioned it to me here I didn't even know what "FRB" meant! ::slapping myself in the head::  lol  We have several post offices here ...

Hi everyone!  My name is Sheila and I'm a 55 year-old single mom from New Jersey with a 14 year-old son and a 17 year-old daughter. I work as an administrative assistant to the Port Authority Police Dept. here in N.J.  Our dept. lost 37 officers on 9/11, so I am truly grateful to each and every one of our servicemen and women ...

I love these posts because it's true... just because our men and women are out there doing some serious business, they deserve to have some fun during their downtime!  In a package I'm sending to Afghanastan I included one of my son's footballs.  Sent one to a friend's son in Iraq a couple of years ago and his troop ...

I have a large box filled with goodies that I am sending to Afghanastan to a troop that trains dogs.  I tried keeping it light and sending things like packaged cookies, sunflower seeds, oatmeal, raman noodles (they have a microwave), shaving cream and razors, a lightweight dog's dish, treats for the dogs, etc. I was wondering if anyone ...

A couple of years ago, I was packing up a box of goodies to send to a friend's son who was stationed in Iraq.  Just as I was ready to close the box my young son ran into the room and said "Mom, wait! I have something I want to send to Ryan!"  And in the box he placed his favorite red, white and blue N.Y Giants football ...