presentation will be on December 9

d I'm not talking about sweet old ladies. I'm talking about individuals that are around my age. If you were meeting an adult who doesn't use a wheelchair, you wouldn't say (insert preschool teacher voice here) "it's so nice to meet you sweetie!" I smile and return the excitement, but I'd much rather have a more age appropriate interaction. food and money for the buy Hermes ScarfThanksgiving meals. Each participating church and organization was assigned a food item to collect, while funds raised paid for the turkeys, along with milk, butter and eggs. Donations were double this year’s goal of $ 7,000, up from the $ 5,000 spent in 2012.eral presentations on financial aid and not work-sessions or financial planning nights. General information on FAFSA, TASFA, merit vs. need based aid, Texas Tomorrow Fund, IRS documentation and general application processes will be discussed. These are approved nights through CISD and presented by college admissions and financial aid professionals.

 The presentation will be on December 9, 2013 at 7 p.m., in the College Park High School-LGI 1300. The Woodlands High School will be hosting this year's Conroe ISD Military Academy Night on December 5, 2013 at 7 p.m. in their LGI. Representatives from all service academies (West Point, Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, Merchant Marine Academy and the Coast Guard Academy) as well as Russell Martinez, the service academy liaison with Congressman Kevin Brady's office, will be on ha In late October, the charity hosted a week-long registration for the program, open primarily to those who frequent the food pantries at the participating churches and other organizations. Aside from South Congregational, other churches involved in "Thanksgiving Angels"

are First United Methodist, First Congregational, First Baptist, St. Stephen’s, St. Joseph’s, St. Mark’s, Sacred Heart and St. George Hermes ConstanceGreek Orthodox, as well as Soldier On, The Christian Center and the Salvation Army on West Street. The faith-based organizations -- nearly all with their own food If you've said any of these, don't feel bad (unless you've stolen a handicap parking spot!). We aren't angry or offended, but we want people to understand. We aren't inspiring for living our every day lives, completing the mundane tasks we as adults are often subjected to. Able bodied partners of people with disabilities are not heroes. They just love their significant others like anyone else. No need to pat us on the back (or HEAD!) just for leaving our houses. I may not be speaking for everyone, but I know that I'm saying here what so many people in my situation want able bodied indiv