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Posted by davestories on January 15, 2017

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Reposted from @havokjournal Most every adult, and certainly every veteran, knows that idle hands are no good. Each of us channels our energy into different activities. For many, their job and their family is enough. But a lot of us need more. There are certainly other hobbies and pursuits keeping veterans busy. It might be volunteering, politics, sports, crafts, the opportunities in modern America are endless.

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