PDFs and encouraging words for veterans or anyone during COVID-19. All courtesy of David Morrison
David would also like to extend his services to any local veterans who have any employment needs or veteran/ VA related questions to call his work cell phone at: •720-413-2185.• He is still working at the state office, but the doors are closed to the public.
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18 TIPS TO KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY SAFE
Maintain social distancing, but keep in touch with friends
Don’t get caught up in the net of fear in social media
Protect and care for the elderly, your children and pets
Be prepared for the worst, but don’t overload yourself
Know who the enemy is and have a backup plan
Keep it simple & safe by putting out fires one at a time
Don’t fly off the handle and ruin your reputation
All hands on deck, but don’t rock the boat
Ask the pilot before you jump to conclusions
Never give up, never give in, but always bend a bit
Lend a hand, lend an ear, and pay it forward
You’re never too old to accomplish your last mission
Remember to call on and/or help a fellow veteran
Pledge your allegiance by honoring our country & colors
Laughter is good medicine if made in good taste
There’s an oasis in every desert, a shelter in every storm
And there’s always a silver lining behind every cloud
So just hold on and hang in there; we’re in this together!
18 THINGS YOU CAN DO TO BEAT THE COVID-19 BLUES
Stay connected with friends and family through social media
Wash your hands often with joy to ensure good hygiene
Go camping with your family to practice social distancing
Stay at home and dine out by having a BBQ or picnic
Exercise and stay fit while taking care of your pets
Call and check on a fellow veteran, elderly friend or neighbor
Make some home improvements with all your spare time
Read a classic book with your spouse or to your children
Plant a raised bed vegetable garden or grow some flowers
Write a letter to an old friend or send a care package to a soldier
Learn to play a musical instrument or practice your talent
Go hiking, biking, hunting or fishing in the great outdoors
Work on your bucket list or make a honey to do list
Think outside the box but don’t talk around in circles
Create a lasting work of art or start a homemade craft project
Write a story, compose a song, or keep a diary of your life
Take an online college course or research and study for a career
Pray for the health and safety of your family friends and nation