Posted by big tee on December 21, 2018 at 19:16:59 from (199.120.66.180):
Yesterday and today I rang the bell on the 3:30 to 5:30 shift at our local Fareway grocery store for the red kettle. Fareway is a grocery chain based in Iowa and they support the Armies cause. I never did this before and I had a blast! I bought a bunch of small candy canes and gave them to both the young and old-did not matter if they gave or not. I can't carry a tune in a bushel basket but sang Christmas songs to the customers and a lot of them smiled and said thanks--a lot of them looked the other way and kept walking also. Best was the little kids--their mom or dad would give them some money-change or folding and they would put it in the kettle and I would tell them Santa was watching and ask them if they were good and they all said YES. It is fun and I look goofy but I don't care and I have another gig at 9:00 tomorrow. Some of "my friends" that came to the store asked me if I could sing far-far away--Told them I never heard of that song. It is probably too late for this year but if any of you have a chance to do this--go for it.---Tee
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