Alfredo De los santos is afraid. The Army staff sergeant survived an RPG attack on his humvee in Iraq two years ago. His right leg was amputated at the hip, and he’s still struggling to get the right fit on his prosthetic. He has severe PTSD and TBI. That means nightmares, crippling headaches, fear of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Pepsi Refresh’
Facing Fears
Posted in Army, disabled veterans, military families, Operation Homefront, Pepsi Refresh, Uncategorized, wounded warriors, tagged CFC, Iraq, Operation Homefront, Operation Homefront Village, Pepsi Refresh, PTSD, TBI, wounded warriors on October 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
What I did when Facebook went down today
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Facebook, Operation Homefront, Pepsi Refresh, Twitter on September 23, 2010 | 1 Comment »
By Catherine McCarthy (We’d link to her FB page, but it’s DOWN.) 1. PANIC!!! 2. Told everyone on Twitter that Facebook was down 3. Posited several conspiracy theories about it 4. Swore off Facebook 5. Cried 6. Actually went outside…hurt my eyes 7. Went back to talking about Pepsi Refresh
Better Together
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged better together, Cher, Krusty the Clown, military charities, Operation Gratitude, Operation Homefront, Pepsi Refresh, Sideshow Bob, Sonny and Cher, Tag Team for the Troops on September 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Cake and ice cream. Saturday and Sunday. Sideshow Bob and Krusty the Clown. They’re all better together than on their own. It’s a lesson several military charities have taken to heart as they work to win the Pepsi Refresh program. This grant competition has been running monthly contests; charities with the highest number of online [...]
