And now for the fuzzies
*quiet facepalm*
So Israelis are sitting at home, all depressed because there's a war on. Who can work like that? Nobody, that's who. Fine, let's cook. Actually, let's do better than that: let's cook for soldiers. We can cook a lot more, and we feed the soldiers too! C'mon, pack that truck full of cake, let's go.
Next thing anyone knows, there's a huge-ass field kitchen set outside Gaza cranking out shawarma in baguette with freshly-made salads by the hundreds with a selection of sodas and a terrifying amount of cakes on the side plus a candy-box with kiddie drawings to go with that, and company Admin officers are showing up to place orders, and the more-senior officers are going "Y'all know we're not starving the kids, right?"
(All grocery shopping is being done in the South, to support local businesses.)
In response, people raise 4000$ and go to buy socks and underwear, so that when soldiers get out of the Strip for all of two hours they get a fresh pair of each and don't need to do laundry.
Edit. Apparently people are also putting doggie treats and appropriate blankets in the care packages, for the K9 units.
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So Israelis are sitting at home, all depressed because there's a war on. Who can work like that? Nobody, that's who. Fine, let's cook. Actually, let's do better than that: let's cook for soldiers. We can cook a lot more, and we feed the soldiers too! C'mon, pack that truck full of cake, let's go.
Next thing anyone knows, there's a huge-ass field kitchen set outside Gaza cranking out shawarma in baguette with freshly-made salads by the hundreds with a selection of sodas and a terrifying amount of cakes on the side plus a candy-box with kiddie drawings to go with that, and company Admin officers are showing up to place orders, and the more-senior officers are going "Y'all know we're not starving the kids, right?"
(All grocery shopping is being done in the South, to support local businesses.)
In response, people raise 4000$ and go to buy socks and underwear, so that when soldiers get out of the Strip for all of two hours they get a fresh pair of each and don't need to do laundry.
Edit. Apparently people are also putting doggie treats and appropriate blankets in the care packages, for the K9 units.
This entry was originally posted at http://hagar-972.dreamwidth.org/2558697.html. Please comment there using OpenID.