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Adopting a Soldier, Should we give it a try?
KayleighKins
post Jul 3 2007, 06:41 AM
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So I was thinking about "adopting a soldier" or getting a soldier pen pal. I'm nervous about it though because of my views of the war, and also because of my age. I'm 18 and naive. What would I possibly say? Would I even be a good pen pal?

Heres the website:
http://www.mysoldier.com/

What do you think? Maybe all of creatblog should give it a try, and write about it here.
 
 
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EmoEyelinerx
post Jul 3 2007, 12:33 PM
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That looks cool, but im kinda young to have a pen pal, I woudlent know what to say.
 
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post Jul 3 2007, 12:46 PM
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QUOTE(XxSugarKisses-TeddyHugsxX @ Jul 3 2007, 01:33 PM) *
That looks cool, but im kinda young to have a pen pal, I woudlent know what to say.


Yeah, I thought the same thing. But it's really just like having a friend over the internet. You talk about yourself, you ask about the other person. Like, seriously, I dare you to start writing a letter to a soldier right now. Keep it upbeat and happy.

It's easy.

From the website:
Share personal stories. I liked it when people told me about themselves, or sent family photos. Of course,
soldiers are busy, and some are not great letter-writers by nature. However, it will probably increase your
chances of getting a letter back if you:

. Show the soldier you want to get to know him or her. Ask questions about their hobbies and interests.

. Include your e-mail address because it may be easier for them to write back via the computer.

. Be sure to ASK them to write back!
 

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